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Summary: Suze needs to go back to the drawing board.
Review: Don't waste your money. All she does is strike poses and wear trendy glasses. A bad source of investment information. The sad thing is there are a lot of good female money managers. Suze is good at marketing Suze.
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Summary: Great tool to put the stratgies to work
Review: Not only does this complement 9 Steps to Personal Freedom, more importantly, it shows how to utilize the techniques. It's almost like having Suze as your own personal coach.
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Summary: This is hands-on
Review: Reading the Nine Steps To Financial Freedom is one thing, but using the workbook companion along with it makes implementing the steps much easier. For exaample, finding the root of your money issues that are based in childhood, with only the reading book, and without the workbook might be a bit difficult. Sure, there are example stories, but books like this were written for those of us who need a little hand holding when we're attempting to change our understanding of finances and how it all works. I am not one to want extra books around that I don't love and use, and though I was lucky and found my own copy of this book used, and in pristine condition, had I known it existed before then, I would have ordered it with the reading book, it's that helpful. If you can follow directions, and be honest with yourself, with this book it would be very hard not to implement the Nine Steps in your life.
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Summary: Overcome previous disbeliefs
Review: What this little book did for me was to take me back to when I formed my financial philosophy, eliminate negative false beliefs and form a better, more productive philosophy that actually works.
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