In times when many focus on "Haves vs. Have-nots", this book argues that anybody can become wealthy after learning how to manage four critical (and nonfinancial!) resources: creativity, time, knowledge, and opportunities. Simply put, wealth is a consequence of consistent and wise use of these four resources, each of which can be wasted, spent, or invested. Becoming a wealth maker does not require an esoteric philosophy that will magically grow your stash of cash. Rather, it’s all in the way you play the cards of life that you already hold in your hand.