The more books you read about becoming rich, the further off you get from the task or path to tapping into the market. Come to think of it, Ive never heard anyone say that their wonderful business idea, which generated over seven figures in income ever came from a book. Successful business people dont recognize books as the catalyst that propelled them into millionaire status. Authors lie, after all, they are making their income from selling answers, not actually having answers and building great businesses. They sell hope in print. The truth is, even if good ideas arent scarce, implementing that million dollar idea is another matter. And what these so-called success authors miss out on is that it takes sheer ambition to move against the crowds. If you are constantly in the crowd youll go where crowds go, read the same kinds of crummy books the crowds read and pitch your tent in the same success camps. It enriches the originator but not the follower. And this leads us back to the great idea, I say, its not even necessary to have your own great idea, a great business is built when you have the sense to take a great idea from someone else and implement into the marketplace. That idea isnt worth anything until its tested. While the idea originator might have had one application for the idea, the value you bring will be in your application/method of approach into the market, which may differ from the original, but might be the better fit. Throw away these supposed code cracking books to wealth for those with a keen eye, the vault isnt even locked, so looking for codes is wasted time.