yeah, the book almost lost me with the Lamborghini talk but I see why that was in it. I would say the first 4 or 5 chapters are fluff if you read this type of stuff often (I do, most of it is well known).
Towards the end of the book he provides you with some great resources.
He never really got into a time vs. value equation which basically goes something like my time is worth $80 an hour if I can pay someone $20 an hour than I am losing $60 by cutting my own grass. Thought of in a different way, what could you be doing that would be a better use of your time and energy that would likely be more enjoyable.
I hate the term New Rich but once again I know what he is doing, he is trying to make catch terms. Clearly Tim is a super motivated guy and I think its funny that he leaves the 9-5 grind, only to become a professional dancer, fighter or whatever. He has a diet on his blog that I am trying out to reduce fat.
Overall I think you are worse off if you don't get this book even if you do many of the things he says as life practice. I know for me some of the suggestions sharpened some old tools.
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