George Clason Books

In the heart of ancient Babylon lived Arkad, a man celebrated for his great wealth. Yet Arkad was not born into riches. He began as a humble scribe, writing upon clay tablets for meager pay. His transformation began with a deep dissatisfaction with scarcity—the realization that mere skill or labor d...

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The first and simplest step toward wealth is to keep for yourself a portion of all that you earn. In Babylonian terms, it was a tenth part—a tithe to your own future. You see, most people labor only to satisfy their immediate appetites. They work for food, clothing, shelter, and fleeting pleasures, ...

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