The Everywhere Millionaire
This book weaves lessons from our research on inequality and entrepreneurship together with rich profiles of actual Main Street Millionaires: private business owners across the country who are surprisingly wealthy and powerful.
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Media Roundup (opens the original)
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Here’s a round up of the articles, podcasts, and clips in case you missed any. Also just a friendly reminder that it would be awesome if you’d consider writing a note encouraging friends to buy The Everywhere Millionaire at a local independent bookstore in the next few days of September. We are close to the bubble of some
Launch Day for Everywhere Millionaire! (opens the original)
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The Everywhere Millionaire is out today! And John Lanchester reviewed it in this week’s New Yorker, which still feels a little unreal. If this newsletter has been useful to you, the single most helpful thing you can do is order a copy today, ideally from an independent bookstore, and tell one person about it. (<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Everywhere-Millionaire-Really-America-There/dp/1250378508/ref=z
Americans Don’t Understand Who’s Rich (opens the original)
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Here’s a preview of our full piece in the Atlantic on The Everywhere Millionaire, which comes out tomorrow! You can order yours here:Terry Taylor is worth about $2 billion, and you have almost surely never heard of him. Based in Florida, he doesn’t put h
The American Dream Is Alive. And It’s Minting Millionaires. (opens the original)
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Our excerpt of The Everywhere Millionaire, which comes out 9/15 and you can order here, is out in the WSJ this morning. Here’s the opening of the <a href="https://www.wsj.com/business/entrepreneurship/the-american-dream-is-alive-and-its-minting-millionaires-3903775b?st=W16V5F&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink"
The ABCs of Getting Rich (opens the original)
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In our book, which comes out in about a month, we describe how most very rich Americans own ordinary companies outside of tech and finance and we tell many of their stories.This post describes three of the paths that tens of thousands have taken to get very rich, and for each offers an example of an Everywhere Millionaire who has accumulated at least eight-figure wealth. You can see from the following map of auto dealers, beverage distributors, and contractors (of the building, heavy civil, and
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