"In his ""*How to Become Rich*"", Rajdeep shares a mature mix of experience-based insights on savings, investment, discipline, and planning. The book does not confine itself to the more common financial planning solutions that are expected to work the miracle of success overnight. Rather, it emphasizes the more subtle underpinnings under which the seeds of unintentionally created success are planted. Rajdeep holds the firm view that the actual plans fail to actually meet the expected end without the proper planning of the mind. Instead of approaching the topic of money purely mathematically, the book delves deeper to offer insight into the emotional and behavioral aspects of managing finances. Rajdeep identifies fear, impatience, social influences, and ancestral traditions as key factors that impact the way people earn, spend, and invest their money. The book not only identifies the causes for poor decision-making but has the ability to make the reader more articulate and disciplined about their own financial decisions. As Rajdeep puts it, the ability to flaunt riches or indulge in luxuries does not equate to being rich. True richness, to Rajdeep, is the ability to control one’s time, the freedom to not think about money all the time, and the happiness that stems from being prepared. It is for all these reasons that the book becomes so important to the common man who toils for a living. Rajdeep speaks to the kind of readers who are looking for real solutions to their problems and for growth that can stand the test of uncertainty. His aim is to equip readers to develop financial independence that is consistent with their values, obligations, and goals. The kind of book that can provide readers with real insight that will give them the impetus to adopt appropriate financial decision-making."