The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason

​"A lean purse is easier to cure than to endure."

​Travel back four thousand years to the ancient city of Babylon, the wealthiest city of the ancient world. Through a series of captivating Babylonian parables, George S. Clason reveals the "Seven Cures for a Lean Purse" and the "Five Laws of Gold." These aren't complex financial theories; they are the fundamental principles of wealth that have remained unchanged throughout human history.

​The story follows characters like Arkad, the chariot builder, as they learn the secrets of the wealthy: starting your purse to fattening, controlling your expenditures, and making your gold multiply. The core message is simple yet revolutionary: a portion of all you earn is yours to keep. This book transformed the way the world thinks about personal finance, teaching generations how to escape the trap of debt and build a lasting legacy.

​Read this timeless classic to learn the ancient secrets of financial success that still work in the modern world.