From Minor to Millionaire: An All-in-One Guide to Finding Oneself and Generating Both Active and Passive Income as a Young Adult

This book by Mr. Dinsmore is able to clearly articulate important behaviors and traits that are incredibly important for self betterment and wealth accumulation. I would be hard pressed to find another resource that is able to simplify these advanced concepts that only come from years of research and experience. I highly recommend giving this book a try, you will not regret it!

Not bad as far as books go. Plenty of practical advice both in terms of personal development and business acumen. Much of this does assume that you want to be a business person, but there is still enough good here to be a helpful book for a young adult.

The current writing style of this book is minorly narrow-minded, as it fails to encompass a diverse range of individuals and makes assumptions based on their upbringing. Consequently, it becomes more accessible for certain individuals while presenting difficulties for others to comprehend and follow. Unfortunately, I do not meet all the criteria outlined in this book for it to have a significant impact on me.

This book is worth the read. The first part of the book will help you in all facets of life. The income avenues were described in great detail and the author shared lessons from his personal experiences. Worth the investment.

Definitely worth the read. Guides you through self reflection and the choices YOU make to work toward YOUR goal, whatever YOU want that to be. Choices, all about choices and creating the life you want for yourself!

I highly recommend reading this book. It helped me build confidence, set goals to become my best self, as well as learn how to build a steady active and passive income in just one read! If you are looking to do the same, this book is just for you!

I don’t have kindle and I bought the Amazon kindle version and read it online. I see this book being an inspiration for the younger population. Something useful for parents to go over with adolescence. Gifting this to a my niece who is a teenager. I like