@Oneray 22 July 2021

"Nature and books belong to the eyes that see them." It is no secret to anyone that the beauty of things is in the eyes of the beholder, and Ralph Waldo Emerson was right to quote the phrase described above. In fact, he himself said that a man's fortune can be in reading a book, as has happened to many. "Who does not have time to open a book, does not have time to open a business" It is not that we will find a book with the exact steps to follow and turn us into millionaires overnight, but it is true that in they can find the necessary ideas that fit our profile and serve as a guide to start taking the first steps towards financial education. The book of THE PROVERBS OF SOLOMON, in the Bible, was the first book I read, and it not only talks about financial education but also tells the lived experiences of its author and how to improve in this aspect. A second book (extremely important in my opinion) is THE RICHEST MAN IN BABYLON, by George Clason. SCIENCE GETTING RICH by Wallace Wattles is also one more book in my collection. THINK AND GET RICH by Napoleon Hill and RICH FATHER, POOR FATHER by Robert Kiyosaki are essential in our library. I am not a millionaire ... yet, but one thing I can tell you: This is on the way to being one, since the books have not only shown me the way to manage my personal finances more efficiently but have also opened my mind to visualize and materialize new entrepreneurial opportunities, because as Einstein well expressed: "A mind that opens up to a new idea never returns to its original size" which was also a phrase by Ralph Waldo Emerson who died 3 years after Einstein was born. The source of the image is at this link: https://pixabay.com/es/photos/la-colecci%c3%b3n-de-estanter%c3%adas-escalera-1082309/