The Rules of Wealth
13 Dec 06
We all want to earn more, have more, own more, and enjoy more. We don’t want to worry about whether we have enough now, or in the future. Money – or the lack of it – occupies a huge amount of our waking hours (and causes some sleepless ones too).
We look at those who seem to have more than enough and enviously wonder how they managed it. Usually we put it down to lucky breaks, or inherited wealth or having sold out to the devil to bring in a huge wage.
But what if actually the wealthier amongst us, those who effortlessly seem to attract and grow their wealth, had a set of behaviours and principles the rest of us had forgotten or somehow missed? What if actually we could develop a code to live by that would increase our financial well-being and overall prosperity?
Welcome to The Rules of Wealth. This isn’t the kind of advice you’d get from a financial advisor or bank manager. It’s more than setting yourself a weekly budget or making sure you’re putting away something towards a pension. The Rules of Wealth are bigger and deeper than that. They cover the beliefs you have about money that (without realising it) could be restricting your wealth potential. They are about ways of thinking, being and doing that will increase your prosperity.
These rules often aren’t rocket science. Some of them may surprise you, but many will be things you maybe know deep down inside, but have forgotten or overlooked in the mad busy existence we all live. They wont make anyone rich instantly, but they will increase our chances of making money.
Above all, these Rules all flow from things that wealthy people do. Call it sympathetic magic. If we do like them, we’ll become like them. Wealthy.
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The Rules of Wealth |
| Author |
Richard Templar |
| Pub Date |
8 Dec 2006 |
| Price |
£9.99 |
| Publisher |
Prentice Hall |
| ISBN10 |
0273710192 |
| ISBN13 |
9780273710196 |
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