Books about Multimillionaire from Amazon.com

On The Deal Maker: How William C. Durant Made General Motors:
"A well-written biography."-New York Times

On Stanwyck: The Life and Times of Barbara Stanwyck:
"Madsen's admirably researched, insightful portrait of her aloof nature . . . reveals she was always torn between her wish to give of herself and her need to be in control."-Christian Science Monitor

On Chanel: A Woman of Her Own:
"Fascinating . . . . Takes the reader behind the coromandel veneers of Chanel's life."-New York Times Book Review
"Carefully knits together the complex pattern of Chanel's complicated existence. It's not an easy task."-Toronto Globe and Mail

On Gloria and Joe:
"Axel Madsen finally gives the public a fascinating chronicle of the romance that could have ruined more than two careers."-Dallas Morning News

On Cousteau:
"Both critical and understanding. And it is exceptionally readable. Readers are well advised to take the plunge."-Chicago Tribune

On Malraux:
"Will stand as the best of more than a dozen books about Malraux in print."-Kansas City Star.
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The author, Todd Babbitt, is a 33-year-old multimillionaire He earned his first million at the age of 28. He has no special talents, no privileged family members or connections He began with a net worth of near zero and through common sense, persistence and a strong desire to gain wealth he's become rich. Babbitt's book comprises two parts, the first of which explains how he obtained his money through savvy real estate speculation, later supplemented by investing in the stock market. The second part of the book focuses on the steps that Babbitt recommends for anyone interested in following his path and becoming multimillionaires themselves. While many books written about an individual's climb to wealth and success make for very interesting reading, few inspire readers to take action themselves. Most people simply can't conceive of ever inventing the computer, becoming a financial wizard or striking oil. My Road to Wealth differs in that it is not only an interesting read but a money making directions manual. Readers are able to use what they have learned to profit for themselves. No super human talent required. For anyone determined to become wealthy, they would do well to follow the advice of Todd Babbitt, whose credentials are as legitimate as the money he takes to the bank..
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This Audiofy audiobook chip packs Bill Staton's full 6 hour reading of "Seven Secrets to Becoming a Multi-Millionaire" on a tiny memory card. A single Audiofy audiobook chip, hardly larger than a stamp, holds a complete digital audiobook, and saves the last listening position automatically, unlike CDs. With an SD memory card slot or low-cost adapter - like those for digital cameras - this Audiofy audiobook chip can be played on Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh desktop computers or laptops (Microsoft Windows XP/2000/Me/98, or Apple Mac OS X 10.3.9 and above) or transferred to Apple iPod media players. Audiobook chips also move seamlessly to most Palm OS and Pocket PC handheld PDAs with SD expansion slots, as well as Treo and Windows Mobile "smartphones" (Palm OS 5.2 or Windows Mobile 2002 and above)... You can beat the experts, and in this comprehensive guide to safe, effective wealth-building, America's Money Coach will tell you the way. Join Bill Staton as he reveals how you can take the risk out of investing, double your money in five years or less, and become a millionaire more quickly than you ever imagined. How would you like to outperform the professional money managers with your investments? Bill Staton knows the secrets to getting strong, steady returns on your money, and in The Seven Secrets to Becoming a Multi-Millionaire he puts you in the driver's seat and points you to the financial future of your dreams. Staton explains how you can learn from the wealthiest investors, who invest for the long term and watch their fortunes grow..
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