You need to dig deeper to find the riches
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As a professional genealogist I have done almost every search for documents that Claudia shares in her book. Too bad I did not have this book earlier for it might have made me more efficient and focused. Claudia gives lots of examples of how to find documents and photos of what they look like.  She also reveals what these documents have added to her knowledge of her ancestor.  She moves from using online indexes, extracts and transcriptions to how to seek out the original record and where it can be found.  It is an easy read and makes a great checklist for finding documents. Claudia uses examples from Washington State and other areas around the country showing that a genealogical search can take you just about anywhere.
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Interesting ideas on how to make extra money on the site. It definitely would require dedication to get it off the ground. For those with that mindset it could really be worth it.
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This book has alot of good info for treasure research, however most of the research info pertains to European areas.  I can't down the book because it is packed with info, just hard to apply alot of it in the States. I will say that if you live across the pond it is a must read, otherwise stick to closer to home research advice.
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First things First:  Obtain a decent varied  set of highlighters.  Set aside one color for hotsprings, another for roads and railroads, as well as stagecoach runs, and another for geological features.  Another for mines, millsites, and cemeteries.  My set has 4 colors, but it isn't enough.  "Dang You Stanley Paher" refer to the myriad trails and stops he's made throughout Nevada, adding a description (along with those comments and pictures from Nell Murbarger (who was the first everywhere explorer before Stanley), along with reprisals from Desert Magazine.  Out in the sticks, you'll discover/rediscover things and sites you passed up before, and new sites you never even knew existed, even some in town or just down the road a bit.

There is a legend in the atlas, that denotes several objects and other interests.  I've been through the copy in, out, up, down, backwards, and yet everytime I go back to look, I find something else I missed.  I've been on the planet about the same length of time as Stanley, and lived a few blocks away from his house, yet his research and saving of many important books before or now out-of-print has opened up a completely new era in the realm of 4-wheel drive, modern pickups, and detectorists; as well as gem and lapidary rock hunters.

Stanley Paher's mainstay contribution to the whole interest in the modern, as well as the historical West.  I've had gold fever, relic fever, and just wanton curiosity about this and that.  Living in the neighborhood, I still find new things to study or discover; tipped off by other historical junkies like myself.  That part almost never dies off.  Face it, everything deserves a 2nd or 14th look.  The BLM would just AS SOON THAT ALL THIS JUST DISAPPEAR, But it's always the curators that truly preserve the heritage and reverence to what was once junk, and now is seen as treasure.

I would think that even after I'm dead, my spirit will continue to wander around and see what I missed...
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I have to explore it more, because it's not easy to use.
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Steve Olsher's book will take you deep in order to help you discover what it is you're on this earth to do.  Which means this is not a book for the faint of heart. You need to be ready to do the work. And when you are the insights will flow.

Though I've been doing spiritual work for many years, the exercises and questions in the first part of this book helped me dig even deeper into my past. It's not easy work, but it certainly is worthwhile.

The second part of the book provides basic guidance for living. The principles, if lived, will ready you for living your What.

Part three is where the discovery really takes place. All I can say is you need to experience it for yourself.

If you're ready for the work and are willing to spend the time then this is the book for you.
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This is not a get rich quick book. However, it does an excellent job at mapping out how to become rich by analyzing the common behaviors of some of the wealthiest people in the world. Building wealth requires persistence and dedication. Some people are up to the task some are not, but this book can be a fundamental guide, if you truly desire to become rich.

I would have given it 5 stars, but the 1936 writing style was a little long winded. Someone should re-write a more concise modern adaptation using simple bullet points.
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Jump underscores when faced with the ebbs and flows of life keep your eyes on the prize...dig deep...don't settle.  Don't give up.
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This book was very much needed, for I have found that through the pages, the book was speaking towards me, and gave me the opportunity to reevaluate how i have been carrying myself through life. I recommend this Think and Grow Rich to anybody that may find themselves lost, or seeking for riches in the sense of just monetary value.
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This is ok. I was hoping it would show more valuable minerals and where to find them. I know that there are places in Wyoming to find Diamonds, gold and other precious metals and gems.
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Just so you are warned, in the beginning the book has a hard time catching your attention, and I think it is because of the incredible amount of stats about the rich (and not so famous) of America. This is something you get used to, since it doesn't change: chapter after chapter these two Ph. D's support their research with a massive amount of data. However, the real meat of the book is summarized in these seven common denominators that the authors found underlying all those who succeed at building wealth:
1) They live well below their means. They live frugally by operating on an annual budget, knowing how much they spend in each category, having clearly defined financial goals and spending time planning to achieve them.
2) They allocate their time, energy, and money efficiently, in ways conducive to building wealth. They plan, they budget, they are active investors.
3) They believe that financial independence is more important than displaying high social status. They don't think that you are what you drive: in fact, most of them don't spend money on cars of the current year.
4) Their parents did not provide economic outpatient care: they were not helped economically by their parents, at least not in a way that built financial dependence.
5) Their adult children are economically self-sufficient: they don't stimulate economic outpatient care, they teach them to "fish."
6) They are proficient in targeting market opportunities.
7) They chose the right occupation.
To close, I'd like to quote what I consider to be one of the wisest pieces of advise in the book, since it touches on a huge component of the expenses of most people, their home: "If you're not wealthy but want to be someday, never purchase a home that requires a mortgage that is more than twice your householf'd total annual realized income." Amen! Complement this reading with "The Richest Man in Babylon" and you will have paved the ground toward financial independence and building wealth.
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This a very good book when you really dig deep it takes you to a whole other world. I really recommend this book for
People that really like to read.
3887858
Amazing depth, but not easy. You have to read one at a time and then many times. Meditate on it and read it again, until something starts to glimmer at the edge of your conscience. Don't jump to conclusions, just let it rise up by itself and you will discover an unbelievable treasure.
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I enjoyed this game very much but, most of the objects to be found can be very difficult to find due to are very dark and are difficult to find ,the the way the objects to be found are described are not described as what is required to find ex: (Wrench is a pliers) this can be very confusing but doesn't take away from the enjoyment form the game.  If You like seek and find games, this is a good one.
1952155
This is not a get rich quick book.  It is more about planning a life that will get you rich the slow and sure way.  Most people learn their financial values from people who have not been financially successful.  This book will help you develop a financial plan for your life that is going to work.
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"Nan Akasha's `Already Rich' will expand your consciousness around how you can tap into the great riches that surround us and await u s all. If you are not abundant or living in extreme opulence where money is no object, you likely have some deep seated issues around money. Are you doing endless good with the knowledge that there is an unending supply of wealth ready for each of us to tap into? No? Then get Nan's book"
--Dr. Joe Rubino Founder, [...], Author, [...].
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Enlightening, looks at the treasure hunt at many angles. Some may be useful to start your hunt or to rethink a strategy.