Category Archives: Book Reviews

The Power of Less: Book Review

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Our attention is one of our most important assets. What we focus or attention on becomes our reality. The projects we focus on are the projects that get completed. ~ Leo Babauta, The Power of Less Multitasking seems to be all the rage these days in spite of the evidence that it doesn’t really help…

The Psychology of Wealth Book Review

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People who have a psychology of wealth challenge themselves to move beyond their comfort zone to pursue a goal or a dream. They write down goals. They plan. They visualize. ~ Charles Richards, The Psychology of Wealth The Psychology of Wealth: Understand Your Relationship with Money and Achieve Prosperity is a new book by Charles Richards. It…

The Richest Man in Babylon Book Review

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Our prosperity as a nation depends upon the personal financial prosperity of each of us as individuals. ~ George S. Clason If you’re at all interested in personal finance, you’ve likely heard of a book entitled The Richest Man in Babylon. I’ve known about it for years now. I bought it almost 2 years ago….

Millionaire Teacher Book Review

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To stay out of harm’s way financially, we need to build assets, not debts. One of the surest ways to build wealth over a lifetime is to spend far less than you make and intelligently invest the difference. But too many people hurt their financial health by failing to differentiate between their “wants” and their…

Never Too Late: Book Review and Giveaway

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It’s about taking control of your future so that when you finally get there you’re not surprised at what it looks like. And it’s about making sure you know the truth and deal from a place of fact, not fear. ~ Gail Vaz-Oxlade Planning for retirement can be confusing – so much so that many…

Book Review: Jump Point

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When they do arrive, Jump Points are necessarily startling and disruptive periods. They upset the status quo, threaten existing leaders, and rattle the complacent. . . . Most of our prevailing business assumptions will be challenged and a whole set of new ones will be born as businesses everywhere make the Jump. ~ Tom Hayes…

Book Review: -Able

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Play the song that is natural for you to play, in the way that is natural for you to play it, and in front of the fans that most need to hear it. ~ Scott Ginsberg Update: This review was included in the Totally Money Blog Carnival #4 posted at Budgeting in the Fun Stuff….

Book Review: Super Sectors

Book Review: Super Sectors by John Nyaradi

Stock market activity over the last ten years has proven that “buy and hold” is a dead concept and it’s very likely that going forward over the next ten years, “buy and hold” will continue to be an invalid and ineffective concept. Because over the last ten years, the S&P 500 has generated a negative…