Secrets of the Millionaire Mind

T. Harv Eker argues that financial results depend less on education, skills, luck or choice of investments than on a money and success blueprint held in the subconscious mind. If that blueprint is set low, he contends, knowledge of sales, stocks or real estate will not bring lasting wealth, and money that does arrive is likely to be lost. The book comes in two parts. The first explains how the blueprint works, with attention to the childhood influences that shape it, and how to identify and revise it. The second presents seventeen Wealth Files on how rich people think and act differently from most poor and middle-class people.

Lewis Smith said it had a radical impact on his attitude to money, while admitting he finds it almost embarrassing to recommend because its ideas are so radical and woo woo. Property investing mentor Jochen Siepmann named it among the books that had the biggest impact on him.