The Richest Man in Babylon

George S. Clason uses parables set in ancient Babylon to explain basic principles of saving, earning, investing, debt management, and financial security. Through stories of merchants, workers, and rulers, the book presents practical rules for building wealth and avoiding common financial mistakes. Its central message is that disciplined habits, rather than luck, are the foundation of lasting prosperity.

by George S. Clason

superb stories · First published 1926 · 122 pages