What’s a “Tribe of Millionaires?”

Wayne Rivers
By Wayne Rivers
8 minute

Wayne’s peer group recommended a fascinating book called Tribe of Millionaires. It’s a fictionalized story of an entrepreneur whose company is at a critical crisis stage AND who loses his estranged father at the same time. How he deals with the twin crises – one business and the other quite personal – and who helps him along his journey makes for interesting reading indeed.

Please tune in this week as Wayne gives a quick book review and shares the key theme of this book: “Creating the life you want is a team sport.” Have you read this book or others like it? What’s your philosophy? Is life-building a team or an individual sport? Please share your views with us in the comments section.

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