The Richest Man in Persia

by Brian Morgan

Overview

Tragoas, the Richest Man in Persia, scrambles to record on clay tablets his secrets for personal success and wealth as Alexander the Great advances on his city. He desperately wants future generations to understand the need for integrity in life and work and to learn the principles of creating abundance, both financially and in other ways.
He dictates his own success story to scribes and then his 11 Codes of Riches. In both, he abhors greed and advocates generating wealth for the good it can do. He shows precisely, step by step, how to accumulate wealth the safe, ethical way.
This is not a get rich quick book, though real riches are certainly its aim. To put it briefly, The Richest Man in Persia's formula for success is this: The 11 Codes of Riches plus Integrity equals Abundance plus Personal Success plus Peace of Mind.
The Richest Man in Persia is a sequel to The Richest Man in Babylon, which has been called the greatest of all wealth creation and personal success stories. It's still on bestseller lists many years after it was written by George S Clason. Millions of people around the world have been inspired to a better life by Clason's book.
Brian Morgan, author of The Richest Man in Persia, was himself inspired to expand on Clason's work and to add the proven methods and techniques of the 21st century to create today's blueprint for a better life.
He has produced a rags-to-riches story beautifully told as an inspiring and motivating guide to people of all ages. It's for all those who seek a better lifestyle with riches of all kinds.
His vision was to create a beautiful gift book for the young and for all who deserve something better in life.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044814042
Publisher:	Brian Morgan
Publication date:	08/21/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	165 KB

About the Author

Brian Morgan is a former business leader, and a national award-winning journalist, editor, publisher and author. He lives with his wife, Judy, and grandson, Thomas, on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia, after living most of their lifetime in Sydney.

He has always declared his family to be his first and foremost interest, and has two children (with partners) and five grandchildren.

Brian received a private school education through high school before a range of tertiary studies. He has served as a teacher at TAFE colleges, teaching writing, publishing and related subjects. He has also been a small business seminar leader, and conducted workshops for and lectured to groups like the Fellowship of Australian Writers.

Brian was the founder of a number of businesses and institutions set up for charitable, educational and business purposes. He has had several successful careers, and has now embarked on another, as co-founder and Director of the PiPS Institute (Professional Independent Publishing Standards), established in 2015.

His first career was in business, where he chalked up a number of major achievements in national and multi-national companies. For example, he worked government ministers and industry leaders to initiate reform and restructure of the credit union movement in Australia, and helped a major multi-national business restructure its operations and take over a company that was bigger than itself.

As an employee or as a consultant, he has experience in many industries, including insurance, finance and banking, manufacturing, distribution, computer industry, printing, publishing, pastoral interests, advertising and marketing, service industries and the retail sector. He has considerable experience and expertise in event organisation and management.

His particular interest, however, has been small business and he set up a number of ventures over the years for himself and others. He founded businesses in many areas, including printing, publishing, event organization, marketing and consulting.

He also founded the Australian Institute for the Self-Employed to educate and train the self-employed and small business people through his writings. He wrote a Small Business Course that was studied by many business people around Australia.

However, writing was his first love and he gave up that successful career in business to learn the writing craft through journali...