I found the road to wealth when I decided that a part of all I earned was mine to keep. — The Richest Man in Babylon
It’s easy to identify all the things you’re doing wrong with your money…
But how do you do it right? What are the rules of the game? What do you need to do differently to become financially successful?
In this episode, we pay homage to George Clason’s classic personal finance book, written way back in 1926, called The Richest Man in Babylon.
Clason tells the story of how Arkad, a working class man who made a living carving inscriptions on clay tablets, became the richest man in Babylon by following seven simple rules.
- Pay Yourself First
- Spend Less Than You Earn
- Always Be Invested
- Protect Your Wealth From Loss
- Automate Your Saving & Investing
- Don’t Pay Too Much for Housing
- Make More Money
We’ve repurposed the rules a little bit to make them easier to understand. But believe it or not, these seven rules are just as relevant today as they were back in 1926.
Listen here…
Sudduf says
Great podcast! Super informative and great tips. Keep it up!
Ahmad Munawar says
Thanks Sudduf!
R. Azhar says
I listened to one and had to listen to them all! This is great stuff – something young and old Muslim alike are oblivious to. Not only is being Rizq-Wise critical for our financial growth and stability as a society, but also critical for the economic, political, social and philanthropic growth of Muslims. The best part is that it’s not about hoarding wealth, selfish motives or money being a be-all and end-all, rather, it’s smartly utilizing one’s blessings for the greater good and a lasting purpose.
Ahmad Munawar says
Thanks for the kind words Rafae! God bless.