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40 must-see documentaries to make money, follow the rich to learn how to make money: 1. "Invisible Billionaire" The billionaire hides his identity and challenges to create a company with a market value of 1 million in 3 months with 100 US dollars and a small broken car. After reading it, you will know that a strong sense of purpose and execution is the key to the success of the boss. 2. "Money and Me" Financial experts help solve daily financial problems. Friends who want to save money or improve their financial status can read it. You can learn money-saving tips about medical insurance, buying a house, and pensions. 3. "Rich Brother Poor Brother" This film is more about the inspiration of thinking, cognition and education, telling you why people with similar backgrounds can produce worlds of difference in the end. If you have ever been troubled by the gap between your peers, you can check it out. 4. "Money Explanation" is a documentary that has attracted a lot of "hate", dismantled many scams and consumption traps, and can let you know how to keep an eye on your money in various money games. 5. Before "Becoming Warren Buffett", the understanding of Buffett was limited to his status as a stock god. After watching this documentary, he realized that his success is due to his rich thinking, good money outlook, amazing self-management and learning ability key. 6. "The Culprit of Unrestrained Consumption" is a documentary that can help you save money after watching it. It thoroughly exposes various commercial consumption traps and will definitely subvert your previous consumption concept. 7. "Super Customer" is also a must-see series to save money. After watching it, you will know how much IQ tax you have paid! It reveals the gimmicks of many merchants, and you can learn a lot of shopping skills, such as package packages are not necessarily cheap and so on. 8. "Ten-Minute Crash Course: Economics" is an introductory course in economics, which explains the basic concepts and knowledge of economics. It is much more interesting than public courses and professional courses. I relied on it to quickly introduce economics. 9. "The Way to Get Rich" is an interesting documentary about how the world's top rich men get rich. The super-stalking host makes the whole interview atmosphere very relaxed. 10. "Legend of American Business Tycoon" tells the stories of 5 business elites in different fields. After watching this film, you will know that each industry can be so huge, but you are still too small. 11. After reading "Why Is Poverty", I feel very heartbroken. Injustice is a natural problem in society. Reincarnation is a technical job. If you don't study, there is no way out. This society is too cruel to the poor. 12. "The Mystery of Brands" explains brands and their meanings in a combination of theory and practice from the perspectives of brand birth, inheritance, development, innovation, change, and expansion, involving many industries. 13. "Lehman Brothers Trilogy" Three actors, one fixed scene, full of tension to interpret the ups and downs of a financial giant for 160 years. 14. "Black Money" exposes all kinds of corporate corruption, from harmful payday loans to cars with fake emissions tests. After reading it, I found that there is really no free lunch in the world, and you must maintain independent thinking at all times. 15. "Standing on Yourself" tells the story of the rise of financial giants after the 2008 financial crisis, and discloses the amazing truth behind the corruption policies in the industry and academia. Those who are interested in the economy and financial crisis should not miss it. 16. "The Story of Capital" is an 8-minute episode, which is a condensed essence. The content is easy to understand. It mainly includes some financial introductory knowledge, which can be quickly understood by novices with zero foundation. 17. "The Rich and Us" has an additional perspective to see the world. Some views do not agree with it, but class differentiation and the gap between the rich and the poor are indeed a typical phenomenon