Straight Forward Financial Growth

by Moses Mukisa

There are trusted and time worn principles, that people have used over the ages to create sustainable wealth, which can be passed on from generation to generation. But as more and more people want things quicker and quicker, we seem to have thrown out the process and just want things to happen magically. This short term perspective explains why some nations are wealthy and others, in spite of their rich natural resources, are poor. In this book, we labor to show that if someone learns and practices these principles, they will be wealthy, and that these can be taught to the next generations.

Genres: Finance, Money

Unknown Binding

Published January 1, 2018

Reviews

[Beaton]

A hard hitting book and just like the title a Straight Forward approach to wealth creation especially on this continent where a crippling mindset has Africa being one of the most evangelised continents and despite having an abundance of wealth is home to some of the poorest people.
Its a simple yet brilliant book packed with valuable lessons on how to get, keep and grow your wealth.. a more detailed review can be found on my blog Straight Forward Financial Growth Book Review

[Robert Ssempande]

In this book, Moses Mukisa gives us a biblical perspective on wealth creation.

The ability to create wealth, as seen in Deuteronomy 8:18, is given to us by God. And it is for the purpose of establishing His covenant which He swore to us through our forefathers, that we would be a blessing to all nations.

Moses Mukisa shares five essential steps we can take in order to create wealth in God’s Kingdom:

-First, we need to acquire wealth by working hard and smart (this is how we receive the wealth that God has already blessed us with in the spiritual realm; work, he says, is a blessing from God, not a curse.)
-Second, we need to manage the wealth well so that we can grow it.
-Third, we grow the wealth through wise investment…
All the while (and these are overlapping steps that take place all through the wealth creation process)…
-Acquiring knowledge so as to renew our minds about wealth—its purpose and the process of its creation (many of us have wrong views about wealth—whether it is good or bad, how to get it, how much of it to have, how to make good use of it, whose it really is, among others).
And, finally…
-Living generously in order to fulfill God’s mission on earth for the wealth He has given us.

For each of these steps Moses gives us guidelines we can use to fulfill them effectively.

In every chapter, Moses employs relevant examples from his own life throughout to appropriately explain points, and uses tables and charts (and other illustrations) to aid us in understanding his message. These tables and charts (and other illustrations) we can also use for our own benefit outside of the book’s confines in our individual quests towards wealth creation. At the end of each chapter he leaves us with questions to ask and answer in order to put into practice what we have learnt.

Moses shares openly about his early financial struggles, his eventual realization of greater financial promise in God, his intentional strides towards sizeable success, plus the key moments of enlightenment in between. From the way he writes you can tell that he is a person who is passionate about kicking the ungodly vice of poverty out of Uganda and out of the world. In simple terms, Moses yearns to usher people into financial freedom.

This book is an easy, fast-paced, well-written read that (I believe), if you choose to heed, will change your life for the better. It will change the way you view and handle your finances. And, in so doing, will transform all the other areas of your life affected by them. It will show you in a number of ways how to access the wealth that God has already blessed you with in Christ.

My first reading of it was mainly for enjoyment. But I intend to dive back into its pages to glean from it wisdom that I can employ in my daily life so that I can see my financial situation change.

[Joseph Rwabose]

This is one of the best Practical books I have read on Financial Growth/Wealth Creation.

Mosze (Moses Mukisa) summarises wealth accumulation in simple & memorable terms: Get it (Incomes), Keep it (Savings) & Grow it (Investments)

We donot save in anticipation of a rainy day, we save to raise Investment Capital.

[Oine Bagyenda]

This book first turned my finances upside down! But I appreciated the principle that states one must first establish where they are in order to start a journey to financial freedom. Through practicing the principles consistently, I have started more than 5 income streams that are operating successfully. I have also embraced the practice Keeping track of my savings, something I didn’t do consistently before. I recommend it HIGHLY.

[John Elijah]

So relevant for our times

This book is life changing. By reading it I got to start being practical with my sources of income and I broke the box and opened my imagination up to new possibilities .
I believe it is a must read for all people of all ages. It’s never too late to start over again.

[Barbara Kanyana]

SFFG

Thank you for this book, Apostle Moses! Very practical and based on kingdom principles. This book is for everyone! I love the Bible references and o just

wish the book was longer! Thank you Holy Spirit for this Wisdom. We certainly won’t fail if we heed this advice and action! God Bless Apostle Moses for

[C Lubale Buluba]

The best book I have ever read on Financial growth

I liked the simplicity and explanation of financial growth and the relation to biblical principles or scriptures. And how Apostle Moses shares about his personal journey of getting out of poverty. I recommend this book to anyone seeking to grow spiritually and financially.

[Mabel Kiwuuwa]

This book literally changed my life, the wisdom is invaluable👌

[Paul Muyanja]

Wisdom at your disposal

[Walter Wa]

A real eye opener on finances in the African context

[Timothy Ntale]

The best book I have read on personal financial growth. Highly recommended for every one seeking a step by step guide of how to move from financial embarrassment to financial freedom.

[Kasule Joseph]

good

[Kangaho Harrison]

My financial health was resuscitated. Thank Ap. Mukisa for this Contribution to the World.

[Tumuheirwe Emmanuel]

Failed to be read

[Reagan Githinji]

You literally learn about growth in this book. In every chapter, wisdom is shared and new ways to approach life are explored.

[Cinnamon]

DNF
Just not for me. When it comes to finance it’s a very personal thing between you and god. And it just didn’t fit with my own convictions.