How I Retired at 26! A Step-by-Step Guide to Accessing Your Freedom and Wealth at Any Age Paperback August 31, 2001

by Asha Tyson

Asha Tyson's own rise from homelessness at 17 to prominence deems her an expert on personal achievement. Now she reveals the secrets of her success by offering you an easy-to-understand blueprint that can afford you the lifestyle you always wanted. Here Tyson examines and shatters the mold of traditional retirement ideas that reek of defeat; she demonstrates a winning and fresh philosophy that is effective for anyone at any age.How I Retired at 26! provides an eye-opening practical process for obtaining personal, professional and financial freedom all in this one astonishing book!With her coaching, you will learn new techniques that rid you of worry--for good! You can apply these proven principles and begin living a life that most people only talk about and dream of!

Genres: Biography

Unknown Binding

First published August 31, 2001

Reviews

[Marcus Winfrey · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not quite what I expected. This is not a book for someone looking for investment ideas or wealth building strategies. Although, it is a great story of how hardships during childhood can become a blessing as an adult. Gives a real example of the cliche, "what doesn't kill you will only make you stronger".

[Adam Kovynia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed reading Asha's book very much and learning about her life story and very difficult challenges in early life through her words. I enjoy books the most which are peoples life stories especially told in a more causal manner rather than a boring tutting your own horn style biography. the only two criticisms I have are one) the title of the book is not my favorite because it's a bit misleading to some for two reasons. one is that she redefines retirement in a different way which is OK but misleading to someone just looking at the cover and secondly the book itself is not a get rich strategy book really but more of an inspirational life story with suggestions about life which I enjoyed. and two) is that Asha is not specific about what she does for a living and how much money she had to make in order to no longer work a regular job or specific at all when it comes to dollar amounts or the practical side of paying for any neccesary things in life. I think those are fair criticisms but still I love the book and give it 5 stars. also an updated version should come out according to her email in 2016 which i'd like to read.

[Reka Beezy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Definitely not the book to read if you are actually looking to retire in the traditional sense. There are no business or investment strategies, or any stories of that kind. It was part memoir, part self-improvement.

[Patricia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This woman's story is pretty amazing. Check it out for inspiration.

[Jill Niebuhr · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book really has it all if you need to change your mindset and money. It may seem simple but it is all here. She breaks it down for you and gives it to you straight.

[Comfort Dave-Diamond · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hi I enjoyed reading books that are real life stories and not boring. I started searching for Asha Tyson books especially this one titled how I retire at 26. For me the book is inspiring so i give it a five star