Money is Easy: How to Increase Prosperity, Attract Riches, Experience Abundance, and Have More Money

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Summary: This book WORKS!
Review: "Money Stuff" by Larry Winget really works! Easy to read, thought-provoking and full of great ideas about prosperity! 'Ya gotta' read this one! Larry James, Author of "LoveNotes for Lovers" & "How to Really Love the One You're With."

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Summary: A simple to Use & simple to Understand Guide to wealth
Review: Larry Winget, has a style all of his own. This shines through in this book. It is so very simple to read, yet every chapter has at least one brilliant idea, that can be used instantly. This is not a Think and Grow Rich book, this is a book that is full of thought provoking practical ideas.

I always like books from people who walk their talk. Larry was rich, then broke, then rich again. Who better to learn from than an achiever?

The book is split into 19 short chapters. It covers every aspect of wealth, and how to create abundance in your life. It is a book that is focused and to the point. There are no esoteric theories, just straight forward obsevered advice.

I would also recomend, Bob Proctor's Book Born Rich, Wallace D Wattles book The Science Of Getting Rich and Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.

This book should be on everbody's bookshelf. Simple and easy to read advice, from somebody who has made it.

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Summary: A Great Philosophy!
Review: Take Rick Dad, Poor Dad, The Millionaire Mind, and Wayne Dyer's Intentions stuff and rool it into one. You get this book by Winget. Far beyond a "how to" book, this book shows a philosophy of success. A mindset. A way to live. A spiritual awakening. I have read over 600 books on money and success. This is the BEST single title. For someone who plans on having abundance and not just reading about it, this book is a must. It totally changed the way I think about money, and for the first time in my life I'm making it, giving it away, and investing it--and I still have some left over. The thing that's different about this book, and made the difference for me, is that it combines a philosophy of money with a philosophy of living. It's made a huge difference for me.