The Richest Man in Babylon. Eternal Stories. Non-Fiction

Published in 1926, this book changed the perception of money and has sold millions of copies worldwide.
Babylon became the richest city of antiquity thanks to its residents: they knew how to value money, handle it wisely, and make it work for them. Millennia have passed, but these principles remain unchanged — this is what the art of managing money is based on today.
Writer and founder of a mapping company George Clason relied on ancient cuneiform tablets found in Mesopotamia dating back to the Babylonian era. They recorded the advice and observations of merchants, moneylenders, and business people of that time. The authenticity of the sources has been confirmed by the British Archaeological Association: Clason often consulted its specialists for help in deciphering the found fragments.
Wise and simple parables reveal seven eternal laws of handling money — the foundation of financial well-being for any person.

 

Who is this book for?
For those who want to have a beautiful and high-quality edition in their library.
For everyone who strives to ensure a stable income.