If you’re going to write a book about personal finance, Job One is to say something different than the hundreds of books already covering the topic. Novice author Gordon Stein aced this test.
Really easy to read and full of great tips. A must read for anyone that takes pleasure in getting ahead financially.
Before I even got to the recipes I was already saving $45 a month with a quick shift in my thinking.
My money mindset has transformed from reading this book. As a single guy renting an apartment, many of the “homeowner” recipes didn’t apply to my situation but what they have done is put on my radar a lot the things I need to be thinking about when I am a homeowner, stuff I would never have thought of on my own.
Out of all the financial education books I have read, none of them have saved me real money so quickly as this one. I really enjoyed Gordon’s writing style and the little anecdotes throughout the book are a hoot!
I believe life is a game of inches. Daily habits that we make that add up to make us successful.
Just like Al Pacino said in Any Given Sunday… “because we know when we add up all those inches that’s going to make the difference between winning and losing… between living and dying.”
Gordon Stein created a book about personal finances and using this inch-by-inch concept to help you save a ton of money.
I only wish I had this available in my 20s.
Gord lays it all out on how you can do a number of small things daily to get you to achieving long term wealth.
Get the book. I think we could all use this.