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Millionaire Women Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley — WisdomDeck honest review
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Millionaire Women Next Door

by Thomas J. Stanley

Stanley's study of self-made women millionaires: frugal, disciplined, often business owners, generous and distinctive from their male counterparts in giving and goals. Data-heavy like his other books, with the same lesson: wealth comes from discipline, not income.

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  1. Frugality is the foundation.
  2. Business ownership builds most self-made wealth.
  3. Give generously; the wealthy women did.

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