You're listening to the Creating a Brand podcast where we deliver weekly masterclass interviews on topics to help you make your first or next step in business the right one.

I'm your host, Alex Sanfilippo. Today, we're going to talk through four distinctions between millionaires

and the middle class. If you want to live a successful and fulfilled life, this episode is going to be

for you. My guest today is Keith Cameron Smith. He is the author of the book, 10 distinctions

between millionaires and the middle class. This book changed my life. It's actually the first

entrepreneurship book I ever picked up.

And furthermore, it's the first book I intentionally read after getting out of school.

I am where I am today because of the impact this book has had my life.

And that is why I wanted Keith to be a guest because I believe it's going to have a similar impact on your life.

Keith shares so much whiz in this episode.

You'll hear what I'm talking about within the first five minutes.

So let's not wait any longer. Here is my conversation with Keith Cameron Smith.

Keith, thank you so much for being a guest on the Creating a Brand podcast today.

It's good to be with you, Alex.

Your book, The Top Ten Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class has actually been one of the most impactful books I've ever read in my life. It came early on in my entrepreneurial journey. And at that time, it's something I grabbed onto. It's actually a book I've read continuously year over year. And it's one that you can read in one sitting. So I've always really enjoyed that. But it's been something that's really helped me a lot along the way. So I'm going to say thank you so much for the impact you've had in my own journey.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

And the reason I wanted to have you on the podcast today is because, again, it's had such an impact

in my life that I know the creating brand audience will learn a lot distinctions in your book today, but I'd love to get through about four of them if that's possible.

That sounds good to me.

Now, before we get started with that, you said that early on when I heard you speak, actually, somewhere in Orlando, Florida.

You talked about you wrote this book because you felt it was a sense of responsibility.

Can you explain that before we start covering these distinctions?

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