Chris Blase – Google

First of all it depends on how you classify “rich”? If you want to have a net worth of $1,000,000 by the time you are 60 then this book is perfect. This book promotes nickel and dime-ing through life as a successful strategy which is the opposite of abundance. Investing early is a good strategy but that by itself will not get you rich. Internet says this guy has a net worth of 25 million, that’s a good start but he didn’t make his money from what he advises in the book, that should tell you everything.

I wish I could give it a lower score than one star. I don’t see how any of the content in this book applies to the average person. He just rambles on about his experience training a few of the best basketball players of all time in n a general way. He suggests you should sacrifice your friends and family for your career. Never be satisfied or basically happy. I can’t believe anyone would think this book is good. How did this guy get published? If you want to read a book that will motivate you along the same lines (push yourself to the limits even though you’re miserable) read Can’t Hurt Me by Dave Groggins, at least it’s interesting.