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In 2009, it took $77. Rich in Wealth So if you hope to get really rich, working for someone else will never get you there. 4 million in adjusted gross income to crack the top 400. )
Where it gets interesting is how the top 400 made their money: (That just barely got you in; the average income of everyone on the list was $202. The IRS Statistics of Income Division, a place where fun surely goes to die, has published "400 Individual Tax Returns Reporting the Largest Adjusted Gross Incomes Each Year, 1992-2009," or in non government-speak, "400 People Who Earned a Freaking Boatload of Money. But don't just take my word for it, the government agrees.
Any aggressive and committed capitalist would be well-served by having these on the Kindle or bookshelf:
1. The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason -- A simple, but fun parable written in the 1920s. investors and entrepreneurs cite the book as a personal influence.
Think Big by Donald Trump -- The business magnate's kick in the face to anyone who hasn't yet committed themselves 100% to the game of becoming rich. The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach -- Another oft-cited book about wealth building, and a personal finance classic. (Read my interview with Trump here. Creative Visualization by Shakti Gawain -- Who knows if creative visualization actually works? It certainly can't hurt to try it, and the placebo effect alone might benefit you -- allowing you to more confidently chase after great wealth.
-- provided by Outlaw
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