Start Over - Finish Rich - 10 Steps to Get You Back On Track in 2010
- Start Over Finish Rich - 10 Steps to Get You Back On Track in 2010
David Bach has written a number of books and he is actually offering his latest book at NO cost for one day only. This is a downloadable PDF version of the book.
His ideas are always so down to earth and applicable to everyday life for you.
With this link you’ll see an excerpt from his book, but the link for the download of the whole book is right there on the right hand side - available today, January 3, 2010 only.
http://www.walletpop.com/article/recommit-to-wealth-is-it-possible-to/830832
When you have your finances in order, it is amazing how empowering it can be. This affects all part of your life, enabling freedom to plan things for yourself, your family, your business… And even put together plans for a special adventure for yourself… whether it is a trip to a new place, a new business venture, a new home, a new car…..whatever is important to you.
If you’re ready to put all the puzzle pieces of your life together, let’s get started!
I’m offering The Ageless Woman Coaching Program starting in January.
Here’s the link if you would like to have my personalized attention for a month of individual coaching and mentoring to get your intentions in place for all areas of your life!
Go here to get all the details and hold your place!
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Comments
I wish I had read your blog two days ago! Recovering from a year in which neither my husband nor I had predictable income (he is newly self-employed), I can certainly attest to the confidence that comes with sound financial planning. We never would have made it if we hadn’t practiced some sound management years ago. And I also understand the concept of “starting over!” I’m eager to read what other great light you can shed on this journey. Here’s to blogging together and learning together!
I’m with Mimi. Wish I had read this post in time. Don’t know how I missed it, since I’ve been visiting each blog in our ‘thon daily. Somehow, I missed this one. Bummer! I have an earlier Bach book, though, so maybe I’ll just re-read that one. Thanks for the heads up on the new guide.
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Thank you for this article. I wish I had not missed it but that is okay. This just reminds me so much of how we should teach our kids at a young age of how to handle finances so that they will grow up and know finances. It is such as shame that the schools do not teach that unless you are a business major in school. Thank you great article.
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