9 Money Habits Keeping You Poor: My Story to Financial Freedom

by Adam Rose

Escape the suffocating grip of financial struggle and embark on a journey towards true financial prosperity.

Have you dreamed of living a life of financial abundance? Have financial struggles plagued your life? Do you wish to achieve true financial freedom and live on your own terms?



In "9 Money Habits Keeping You My Story to Financial Freedom", Adam Rose will take you on a transformative journey from a life of financial struggle to one of freedom, security, and independence. Drawing from his own experiences and the success stories of others, Adam reveals the nine key habits that keep people trapped in poverty and provides actionable steps to break free from them.



Through engaging storytelling, Adam explores the psychological and ideological roots of each habit, unraveling the beliefs and attitudes that hold individuals back from financial success. He empowers readers to shift their perspective, emphasizing that wealth is not the end goal but a means to freedom, choice, and security.



What you will



Breaking free from the chains of scarcity and stepping into a life of financial freedomDiscovering the hidden barriers that have sabotaged your financial successDeveloping a solid foundation of financial literacy to confidently navigate money mattersLearning the art of strategic investments and wise financial decision-makingEngaging in practical exercises to drive personal growth.

Don't let another moment slip away in the grip of financial struggle. It's time to reclaim your power and forge a prosperous future.



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Genres: Money

189 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 18, 2023

Reviews

[Marie Evensen]

Adam Rose's guide, 9 Money Habits Keeping You Poor, is a well-researched look at the common mistakes we make while financially planning our futures. While he credits the education system and consumerism as the main sources of our financial failings- a perspective that can and should be debated- his advice is sound and includes having multiple streams of income, investing wisely, educating ourselves in the often complex tax law and saving with our financial goals in mind.

It is clear that Rose's expertise is borne of life experiences and that helps us trust his guidance. Overall, a solid and thorough read for fans of finance, self-help and nonfiction.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Breanne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good financial basics

I think this book would be great for the person with low financial literacy, wanting to change their financial habits and build their wealth. The information isn't groundbreaking if you have been learning about financial literacy and financial independence for a while.

For international readers, be aware that some of the information is heavily U.S. based including the history of taxes and some investment opportunities.

Overall, I did enjoy reading the book and it inspired me to continue on my financial freedom journey and venture into entrepreneurship.

[Annie (is so far behind 😬) · Rating 4 out of 5]

All that stuff that you *should* know, probably do, but don’t think about or actively focus on. Not so much a ‘how to save money’ guide, but focusing more on your mindset, beliefs and overall use of your money, and how a shift in perspective can make all the difference. American-centric, so skipped over the taxes section as it doesn’t apply to me, living in the UK. Even though I’ve got decades of money and personal finance experience behind me, it’s not been on the positive side, to put it bluntly. Some great tips in here if you’re just starting your journey or, and possibly even more so, if you’re struggling to get back on track.

[Toby Philpott · Rating 5 out of 5]

I think this book is very useful for several reasons:

1. It starts with developing an appropriate abundance mindset.

2. It shows the importance of budgeting and splitting your finances between essentials, discretionary spending, and investments/savings.

3. Demonstrates the benefits of “paying yourself first”.

Talks about personal finance principles in an easy to understand way.

Anyone who is not retired will derive benefits from this book. The biggest benefits are for young adults who need to develop financial literacy.

The book has a US bias, but the general principles work anywhere regardless. Highly recommended.

[Jack Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good read.

Adam Rose explains what habits to avoid, yet also the good habits for financial wealth as well. An easy, information packed read. For those wanting to learn more about personal finances, you should read this book.

[Esther Dan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love This Book!!

This is an incredible book about wealth creation. Author’s writing style flows very with principles that are easy to understand. Highly recommend!

[Ommar H · Rating 4 out of 5]

Libro básico pero detallado, bien explicado y con buenos consejos prácticos

[Briana Mcnutt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great advice

Amazing and informative book. Very glad for the information. I would definitely recommend this book to friends and family. Great!!!

[Gregg Puluka · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good simple advise

Good simple advise. This easy to follow book sets you on a good path to financial literacy and freedom. Highly recommended

[Jason · Rating 3 out of 5]

An easy and practical read. Nothing radically new - but some useful tips. Tax chapter firmly catered for a US audience .