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Name: How Rich People Think by Steve Siebold (Author)
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The middle class focuses on saving and protecting money driven by fear and scarcity, while the rich prioritize earning and creating wealth through serving others and solving problems.
Rich people think about money in non-linear terms, leveraging ideas and creative opportunities, whereas the middle class often equates time directly with money in a linear fashion.
The wealthy embrace calculated risks with the confidence that losses can be recouped, contrasting with the middle class's aversion to risk and desire for security.
The rich have an abundance mindset, seeing limitless opportunities, while the middle class often operates from fear of loss and limitation.
Continuous learning, thinking big, and leveraging relationships are emphasized as crucial habits for wealth building.

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"How Rich People Think" by Steve Siebold explores the mindset differences between the middle class and the wealthy, revealing key perspectives that enable the rich to build and maintain wealth. Based on interviews with hundreds of millionaires, the book emphasizes that becoming rich is a learnable skill grounded in thinking differently about money, risk, and opportunity.