Baby Steps Millionaires: How Ordinary People Built Extraordinary Wealth - and How You Can Too

Bought the book for myself and my children...the book beginning is a great summary of past books -and the rest of the book gives a good road map. If you follow the steps - you can't go wrong. A book worth reading.

Purchased as a gift. Good value for money. Would purchase again

Dave Ramsey and I believe the same about handling finances. Fortunately for him he wrote this book and made a fortune. I have a stack of these books in my office and each grand kid gets one when they plan to settle down.

Reading this book will give people the knowledge, drive and positive thinking they need to become wealthy. Financial literacy is important for people to understand and put a end to poverty.

We're on baby step 5 and so far we've paid off our personal and business debt with the debt snow ball worth reading into for 90% of Americans since they do not teach personal finance in high school

This book was bought under good condition. I actually think it's in great condition

I appreciate the stories and the steps. It is a great reminder to try to stop living in debt and start living more reasonable. Help others. Give this a try and I hope it is a blessing to you!

I have followed Dave Ramsey to one extent or another since the '08 crash, and appreciate his advice and his plan. While I've not been hyper focused on it, it has helped me become debt free and set myself up for a comfortable retirement. That said, I was a bit disappointed as this book really has little new to add to the books he's written before. It contains numerous inspirational stories of folks who have followed his plan and have been successful, and it recaps the Baby Steps as well.The only nuggets that I was able to pull from this that seemed new (though not completely if you've watched any of his YouTube clips or listed to his show) was his advice on preparing your children on following the plan and being good stewards of any inheritance. Those bits I thought were well done, although they don't help me much as I don't have kids. He also had a lot of focus on establishing that money isn't evil, and that you don't have to be ashamed of doing well.Other than that it really was just recapping old information. He did seem to be "preaching" a bit more in this book as well. Which if you're a Christian and into that, then you may appreciate that. All in all I was a little bummed that there wasn't more information and details around what to do and how to invest once you've hit that millionaire status. I had expected maybe some more insight into that next level.His plan is solid, and I encourage people to pick up the Total Money Makeover if you're new to Dave. But if you're already on the plan, there's not much new info to pick up from this book.