Wealth Flow

Name: Wealth Flow
ISBN: 9787504695482

Roger James Hamilton / 张淼China Science and Technology Press · ChinaSep 2022

3.5

Word count: 135K words
Chapters: 13
ISBN: 9787504695482

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Summary

The underlying logic of building wealth by following your nature and riding the current.

Everyone longs for enough money, yet only a few travel the road to wealth unimpeded, while most lose their way without even knowing it...

In Wealth Flow, author Roger draws on a scientifically grounded wealth GPS and real case stories from elite students worldwide to teach us not only how to recognize our wealth-personality strengths and find the wealth personality that complements our talents—so each gift can be fully leveraged—but also how to use that gift to manage time and money, build networks, and assemble teams, deepening and widening the "wealth flow."

What makes this book unique is that it both tests our wealth-personality type and assesses our wealth tier; after guiding us to analyze our current wealth situation rigorously, it uses the easy-to-grasp "Wealth Lighthouse" model to explain, one by one, the path different types of people take from the infrared tier (burdened by debt) up to the ultraviolet tier (becoming a legend)—presenting in a complete system the trajectory of the "wealth flow" through which individuals monetize their self-worth.

Editor's review

What sets this book apart is that it turns "wealth" from an abstract source of anxiety into a measurable question of personality and level. The author does not stop at motivational slogans but builds a "wealth GPS": first identify your wealth personality through a test, then assess your current level, and finally use the "wealth lighthouse" model to map the progression from the infrared layer to the ultraviolet layer. The case stories come from students' real experience, so people of different types can find strategies that match them rather than blindly imitating successful people. It is more like a handbook for self-diagnosis and action planning, useful for clarifying your thinking during a career transition, an income plateau, or family financial planning. Readers need not be intimidated by the grand goal of "financial freedom"; focusing instead on recognizing your natural talents and adjusting how you allocate time and money makes the ideas easier to put into practice. For readers who think systematically and are willing to take tests and keep records for review, its framework offers a lasting reference.

Who it's for

A good fit for

People who want to understand their wealth personality and find a matching way to earn
Readers in a career transition or income plateau who need to systematically sort out their financial thinking
Pragmatic readers who like using tests and models for self-diagnosis and action planning
Professionals interested in combining personal growth with wealth management

Not a good fit for

Readers expecting quick-rich techniques or specific investment how-to guides
People unwilling to take self-tests or reflect, who just want conclusions handed to them
Readers skeptical of personality typologies and level models who prefer purely data-driven arguments

Reading tips

Take the wealth personality test in the book seriously first; record your result before reading the corresponding chapters, and avoid skipping around.
Use the levels of the "wealth lighthouse" as a self-check list: mark your current level and write down one weakness to work on next.
After each chapter, take ten minutes to review: which talent or strength can be applied right away to this week's time or money arrangements.

About the publisher

China Science and Technology Press China · Founded in 1956

China Science and Technology Press (also known as the Popular Science Press) has traditionally focused on popular science books, scientific and technical monographs, science journals and textbooks. Its 87 titles in our catalog show how its list extends into the humanities and social sciences: cross-disciplinary works on science and history such as Nuclear Blast Shockwave and Fish Feasts: A History of Human Survival and Evolution; investment classics including John Bogle on Index Funds, The Money Game and Warren Buffett's Letters to Managers; biographies and cultural histories such as Zhou Yueliang's Collected Works: A Biography of Wang Yangming and Style and Civilization: The Extravagant Everyday Life of the Victorian Era; and management titles such as Advantage Negotiation: A Wharton Business School Negotiation Course. Its authors include Stephen Walker, John Bogle, Zhou Yueliang and Ruth Goodman, with translations and original works both represented. Because public information is limited, this description emphasizes the publishing directions reflected in our catalog rather than other aspects.

版权信息
权威推荐
自序攀登财富灯塔，通往财富自由
财富性格&财富层级自测题
第1章你属于哪种财富性格类型？
第2章你处在财富灯塔的第几层？
第3章你需要学会及时止损
第4章攀登财富灯塔需要借助“阶梯”
第5章 “项目”增加财富流，“流程”维持财富流
第6章学会管理团队及各种类型的人
第7章组建多个团队并打通多股财富流
第8章以你为中心，建立财富生态系统
后记遵循自己的财富流，我们就是财富灯塔！

FAQ

Is this book about specific investment and money-management methods?

No. It focuses on the underlying logic of identifying wealth personality and advancing through levels, helping readers recognize their strengths and adjust how they manage time, money, connections, and teams, rather than recommending specific financial products.

Does the wealth personality test in the book require extra tools?

Completing the self-assessment as described in the book is enough; it mainly involves judging your type against the descriptions. Answer honestly and record your results so you can refer to them while reading later chapters.

Is the wealth level model overly simplistic?

The model is a framework to help you locate yourself, not a precise rating. Readers can treat it as a self-check tool and focus on the gap between their current level and the next, rather than worrying about the score itself.

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About the author

Roger James Hamilton Author · British

Roger James Hamilton is a British entrepreneur and the founder of Genius Group, with a long-standing interest in the relationship between personal talent and wealth pathways. He is the author of The Millionaire Master Plan and is known to Chinese readers for his representative work, Wealth Flow. His writing tends to focus on finance and personal growth, typically starting from the identification of individual talent and discussing the paths and choices involved in building wealth rather than simply listing financial techniques. Based on currently available public information, details of his life are quite limited: his birth and death years, educational background, and specific career trajectory are not recorded in the available materials, making it difficult to sketch a complete life story. Existing Chinese-language sources mainly centre on his works, and readers' understanding of him largely comes from the conceptual framework presented in his books. His financial writing emphasises the combination of self-awareness and wealth strategy, giving it a distinctive place in related subject areas and offering some reference value for readers interested in the connection between talent and wealth. For this author, a more reliable approach is to return to the works themselves and use his arguments to understand how talent can play a role in wealth pathways.

张淼 Author

Zhang Miao is an author whose works span a notably wide range of fields, covering foreign literature, Eastern philosophy, applied psychology, health, medicine and finance, with twelve titles published to date. Judging from his representative works, he attends to creative methods, as in Save the Cat: A Guide to Novel Writing, and also explores philosophical and psychological themes, with The Philosophy of Madness and the Gratitude Diary series reflecting on states of mind and everyday practice. In health and medicine he has written such titles as The Fatigue Self-Help Handbook: Recovering Your Energy with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Experimental Acupuncture and Moxibustion (3rd Edition), combining practicality with professional detail, while Living Your Best Self and Wealth Flow extend into self-growth and finance. Because public information is limited, his personal background remains unclear, yet his existing works show that he handles interdisciplinary subjects in an accessible manner for general readers, balancing readability with practical application.