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The Instant Millionaire: A Tale of Wisdom and Wealth
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Sales rank 59,183
Customers rating (based on 65 reviews)
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This delightful allegory by self-made millionaire Mark Fisher imparts the principles of wealth as Fisher learned them. A dissatisfied young man meets an old millionaire who reveals to him the secrets of acquiring not just material abundance, but also true wealth.
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| Publisher | New World Library | | Release date | 01/1993 | | Availability | Usually ships in 24 hours | | Edition | Paperback |
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 Well worth the time to study this
I prefer the audiobook form. I find myself listening to this book at least 1x per day. The ideas from most other lengthy books are boiled down into this fast read. The focus of the book is to overcome your own unconscious limitations in a very enjoyable story.
The secrets revealed
You can buy this book for 0.01$, used from Amazon. The advice in the book is however worth a lot of money. You have to read carefully, and then apply these principles to your life and career. Different individuals, will benefit to different degrees from this book. In an odd way, its similar to WD Gann's Tunnel book, which is very mysterious and not many understand it. The Instant Millionaire, incontrast is an easy read, but most will not appreciate the gift provided in this book, mostly because its available so easily to the discerning reader.
Effective, Simple & Easy!
It's magical how the repetition of 4 simple mantras can be so powerful. When you're ready to do the internal work, this is an amazing book!
Guide to tricking your subconscious mind
Wonderful book with many practical mind changing concepts. I plan to recommend this book to my family and friends. We are all victims of negative thinking even if we think of ourselves as positive people. The book opened my eyes to how I must change the way I think about opportunities and money.
 I'm still poor
I bought this book under the false pretenses that it would help me get rich instantly! Now I don't know the author's definition of "instant" but I consider instant to mean 30 seconds, at the very longest. I'm an inventor and science expert, so naturally people assume I'm wealthy. However, in 2004 my Electromagnetic Chupacabra Cage killed my neighbor's dog and blacked out the power to 14 city blocks. Needless to say the neighbor sued me and I was given a pretty hefty fine from the municipality.
So after no thought at all, I made the "instant" decision to purchase this book, assuming my financial misgivings would become a thing of the past.
It has been 3 days since I bought the book and not only am I no closer to being a millionaire, which by the way I think I will need to become if I ever actually want to have enough money to fund an all out bigfoot death-hunt, but I lost my wallet!
Oh, and if you are reading this and live in Anchorage, Alaska, I lost my wallet back behind The midtown Arbys. I was throwing rocks at some seagulls and I must have lost it when the store manager chased me off the lot. The wallet is denim and has a picture of a puppy on it saying, "Chill out"
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