FINANCIAL LITERACY = FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
A true tale of two dads- one a highly educated professor, the other, an eighth grade dropout. Educated dad left his family with nothing, except maybe some unpaid bills. The dropout later became one of Hawaii's richest men and left his son an empire. One dad would say, "I can't afford it" while the other, asked, "How can I afford it?"

Rich dad teaches two boys priceless lessons on money, by making them learn through experience. The most important lesson of all is How to Use Your Mind and Time to create personal wealth. Free yourself from the proverbial "rat race". Learn to spot opportunities, create solutions and "mind your own business". Learn to make money work for you, and not be its slave.

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The letters in each quadrant represent the Employee, Self-Employed, Business Owner, and Investor. Discover how to move from the left side to the B and I Quadrants, where you work less, earn more, pay less taxes and have more free time to spend with your loved ones!

This book is for parents who want to give their children valuable financial lessons which our educational system does not provide.

It may be the greatest gift of knowledge you can pass on to them, arming them with the business and money basics for a more secure future in an ever-changing economic environment.

Imagine this: You receive a phone call from the estate of a long-lost relative. You have inherited a million dollars in cash! It's waiting for you in a Swiss bank but there is one catch: The key to the safety box is hidden in a silver container at the summit of Mount McKinley in Alaska. The instructions are clear: you must personally climb the mountain within 12 months. If you don't the money is lost forever. Becoming an Enlightened Millionaire may not be nearly as difficult as this task. But it is similar. Almost anyone can be a millionaire, but it takes proper preparation, right mentorship and a time-tested path to being an enlightened millionaire. Read on and find out.

A great number of people today venture into real estate the way millions of people flocked to the gold rush at the beginning of the century. We've seen and heard how many of them dramatically made millions, even billions, after some time. Interestingly enough, we've also seen and heard about how some of them emerged from the business, broke and practically wiped-out. It was inevitable that hearts would go out to those unfortunate souls. The question remains, “What went wrong?”

This inspiring new book is for all those who have dreamed of becoming a pro in real estate and make millions. This book is also for those people who merely wish to do something profitable and worthwhile during their spare time. Based on the ideas and techniques gathered in real estate investing, and conducting seminars, authors Mike Summey and Roger Dawson offer step-bystep, doable, and practical guidance on how to become a hapless victim in the game of real estate investing. No matter what age group or class would-be investors belong to, Summey and Dawson believe that with right knowledge and the right attitude, it is never too late to get started on the way to becoming the next weekend millionaire and eventually achieve financial freedom.

Do you feel like it's too late for you to get rich? Did you procrastinate, save too little and borrow too much? Don't worry. Whether you're in your thirties or even sixties, it's never too late for you. With the right plan, you can start late and still finish rich. .

David Bach, America 's leading money coach and bestselling author of The Automatic Millionaire, provides you with an inspiring and easy-to-follow plan that can help you achieve financial security at any age.

This book is a collection of principles for the attainment of wealth and financial independence.  It was written by Napoleon Hill at the behest of American steel magnate Andrew Carnegie, who was fascinated with success and wanted to understand why some men became successful while others in very similar circumstances did not.

Over two decades, Hill interviewed 504 people, including such luminaries as Ford, Wrigley, Wanamaker, Eastman, Rockefeller, Thomas Edison, Woolworth, Darrow, Burbank, Morgan, Firestone, and three United States Presidents.  Most of those interviewed began in poverty, with little education and influence. Yet, they all managed to become very successful at amassing staggering amounts of wealth.  Hill distilled his findings into a 13-step formula that begins and ends with very basic principles.