Book Reviews

My insights and opinions about various books
I have read regarding wealth and finance.

Don’t Be Afraid of Change–Just Go Where the New Cheese Is!

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Today starts out as just another ordinary mundane day in your life. You wake up, bathe, get dressed, eat, go to work or go to school. However, there are forces that are constantly at work to cause changes that will impact you either directly or indirectly. How do you react to these changes when they occur? Do you see them coming, or are you completely blindsided by them? If you have no answer to these questions, please read my book review of “[easyazon_link keywords=”Who Moved My Cheese” locale=”US” tag=”earweaforyouf-20″]Who Moved My Cheese[/easyazon_link]?” by Spencer Johnson, MD.  Find out which of the four main characters in the book you identify with and then decide for yourself what you need to do in order to deal with changes when they happen.        

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Investing for Women–My “Rich Woman” Book Review

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If you are a woman and you have a desire to have enough money to provide for yourself and your children, do you think that it is important for you to have at least the same amount of knowledge about finance and investing as men have? For the men out there (I am not leaving you out, lol) God forbid if anything unfortunate should happen to you, wouldn’t you want your wife, girlfriend, or mother to have a basic working knowledge about finance and investing so that they will be able to provide for themselves and/or your children? If the answer is “Yes” to both questions, then I highly suggest you read this post where I discuss my review of the book [easyazon_link identifier=”1933914009″ locale=”US” tag=”earweaforyouf-20″]Rich Woman[/easyazon_link] by Kim Kiyosaki, wife of Robert Kiyosaki (bestselling author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad).

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The Cashflow Quadrant–An Honest Book Review

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Have you ever wished that you can make money and achieve wealth like rich people do? If the answer is yes, then it is very important that you have a clear understanding of which quadrant you are starting from and what it takes to move into the quadrant where the rich reside.Robert T. Kiyosaki’s The Cashflow Quadrant, is the sequel to his first book, [easyazon_link asin=”3442217784″ locale=”US” new_window=”default” nofollow=”default” tag=”earweaforyouf-20″ add_to_cart=”default” cloaking=”default” localization=”default” popups=”default”]Rich Dad, Poor Dad[/easyazon_link].

In Rich Dad, Robert discussed the differences in philosophies between his real father and best friend’s father regarding money and finance and how they both influenced him and made him what he is today. You can read my Rich Dad book review here.

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