Acquiring wealth and becoming rich is not a very big funda. There is a definite success mantra for this. If we follow it religiously then we will surely be in a better position than Walt Disney. Walt Disney was so poor that he could not afford a good pair of shoes. He carried himself in his torn pair. Dhirubhai Ambani was also not an exception to this. Initially, he was a helper boy at a petrol pump. Andrew Carnegie, the great philanthropist worked as a porter in his childhood Harland Sanders, the corporate icon was extremely poor till the age of 60 years. We are much much better off than all of these extremely rich people. They had nothing at their hand in their young age. Still, they struggled, faced the destiny bravely, never lost their morale and continued to fight till they achieved their dreams, the great success. And the wonderful part is even after acquiring what they had dreamt, they continued to struggle to reach more heights, to conquer the highest peaks, always one step ahead of time, always one step at a time. Throughout their lives, they maintained the discipline; they abided by the rules of becoming rich. After reading this book, you will get the answers for following questions probing your mind till today: How did the once nobody become the mogul, the successful entrepreneur? How did each one face the extreme poverty and failure inspite of being illiterate? Which were the habits that made it possible to achieve fame, fortune and popularity?