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Surviving Financial Meltdown | Review

09.27.2009

This book helped me recognize where I am lacking in knowledge and in discipline. But it also made me realize how attainable many of my hopes and dreams are. One of the things that I love most about Surviving Financial Meltdown is the encouragement to dream and set goals from our desires…

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Money, Purpose, Joy | Review

09.12.2009

This article was written by Darcy Grindel – a freelance writer and editor. She can be reached at darcy.grindel@gmail.com.
Money, Purpose, Joy by Matt Bell is full of encouragement and hope for those who want a healthy financial future. It is organized, cohesive, realistic, and convincing. If your life is lacking in money, purpose, or joy, [...]

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The Courage to Be Rich | Book Review

09.12.2009

The overall theme of this book is the power of positive thinking. Suze calls it courage. There are parts of this book that are refreshing and portions that I took to heart, but overall the book rehashes a lot of stuff read in other books on positive thinking.

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The 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management | Review

08.29.2009

The 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management is all about establishing what your values are, what is really important to you, and then planning your life around them.

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Where to Put Your Money Now | Review

08.22.2009

This book is titled after Peter Passell’s 1987 book “Where to Put Your Money.” This short (138p) and easy to read book promises to advise you on how to make super-safe investments and to secure your future…

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Grace on the Go | Book Review

08.01.2009

This review of Barbara Bartocci’s Grace on the Go was written by Christine Veloria.
A financial support book
I read Grace on the Go: Powerful Prayers to Ease Money Worries by Barbara Bartocci. I have been reading a few personal finance books lately that are more along the lines of “how to” books and as the author [...]

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How to sell books on Amazon and make money!

07.20.2009

These are the steps I take when selling books on Amazon. By following a few of these steps you can make more money with each item that you sell…

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10 Minutes, 10 Months, 10 Years | Review

07.04.2009

Suzy Welch offers a simple system she calls 10-10-10. This system encourages values-based decision-making in the short-term, mid-term, and long-term…

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Poor Richard’s Almanack Giveaway

06.12.2009

A few years ago I got a copy of Poor Richard’s Almanack (by Benjamin Franklin) and really loved it. It is full of common-sense wisdom in proverb form. It turns out that in Ben’s day they had a lot of the same issues that we have today, just in different packages…

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Smartest Way to Save | Book Review

05.23.2009

The following is a review of The Smartest Way to Save by Samuel K. Freshman & Heidi E. Clingen…

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Sound Mind Investing Handbook Review

05.16.2009

At first glance of the Sound Mind Investing (SMI) Handbook, I thought I was back in college. It really is, for all practical purposes, a textbook for helping you manage your money biblically. But while the size, shape, and scope of the book lend itself to a college textbook, the simplicity of the message does not. It is written at about the high-school reading level in a friendly and conversational tone…

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18 classic (and completely free) ebooks

04.26.2009

If you are looking for some great completely free ebooks to download, look no further…

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The Sound Mind Investing Handbook giveaway

04.17.2009

I recently finished reading Austin Pryor’s Sound Mind Investing Handbook. I am in the process of writing a more elaborate review, but for the giveaway post, I will try to keep it short. Basically, the SMI Handbook is a very thorough and comprehensive guide to managing your money Biblically. It is essentially a textbook that walks the reader through each step of managing his/her money chapter by chapter.

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