Let me first say that by Frazer's definition I am far from wealthy. I currently live in the New York metro area working as a young filmmaker. It often feels like I don't have two nickels to rub together. Why should someone like me read a book like this?
Frazer describes wealth like a bolt of lightning. It can strike suddenly and never strike again. Are you ready for it? What if some estranged second cousin dies and leaves you a massive inheritance? If you're a musician, athlete, or creative, you may one day hit the jackpot. Then what? You will need an understanding of how money works and how to protect your money for your future and your family.
For those of us in the 99%, it can be unfathomable how someone worth 10 million dollars could feel like he doesn't have enough. After reading this book you will understand how. You will understand how people who should theoretically be rich might squander or lose it.
If you are starting a business venture or project and wish to pitch a wealthy person to invest in you, this book gives invaluable insight into their point of view and why they may or may not choose to work with you.
After reading this book, I recommend reading the Rolling Stone article, "The Trouble with Johnny Depp," which illustrates many of the principles of Frazer's book in vivid reality.
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