Book review
Book summary:# Administration the first salary to a million
The book does not teach "get rich fast," but teaches "get real rich" from an ordinary salary.
1. The first salary is more important than the amount, the behavior of money.
If started wrong → hard to solve
If it starts right → long-term self-growth money
Not to make good money, but to "manage money."
2. Separate money before using, not remaining gradually collected
Key Thoughts: Saving First, Use Later
Suggest dividing the money as soon as the money enters
Savings → Spending → Investing
Don't wait for the rest. Because most "never left."
3. Savings alone are not enough. Work money is required.
Savings = Safe, but not grown. Inflation will cause value to fall.
You have to start investing at the first salary, even a small amount.
Use power, compound interest as an accelerator.
Time is more important than money.
4. Debt is not an enemy if you know it.
Separate between
- Prodigal debt (credit card, unnecessary)
- Debt creates the future (education, business, investment)
If you're in debt, you need to know where this debt took us.
5. Discipline is more important than salary
People with small salaries but discipline → a million chances.
People with high salaries but good use → to get the same
Small consistency wins one big do.
6. Financial goals must be clear.
Aim: Savings for what?
Millions are not far off if there is a plan + time + discipline.
In the book, there are suggestions about simple investment plans, such as employer contributions, provident funds, retirement investments, and so on, based on America. In Thailand, there may be / may not be more study. Anyone interested can follow and read.




































