I’m glad you asked.
This book was written to help people manage their personal finances and their attitude to, and relationship with, money. Small changes in attitude, sustained over lengthy periods, can have far-reaching effects.
With the right attitude, you can avoid financial pitfalls and slowly build wealth over the course of your working life. The right attitude, combined with focus, discipline and determination.
Building wealth is not the same as making money. That’s like saying that having children is the same as going on a date. One can sometimes lead to the other, but it takes hard work, and the result is never guaranteed.
Rapper M.C. Hammer topped the charts in the 90s with U Can’t Touch This, and made over $30 million. But excessive spending – including his giant mansion and the huge entourage he hired to accompany him everywhere he went – bankrupted him by 1996.
Don’t be like M.C. Hammer.
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This is no get-rich-quick scheme. It won’t be easy. That’s why it’s called Hard Money.
Work while they sleep. Learn while they party. Save while they spend. Then live like they dream.
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