Return to Orchard Canyon

by Ken McElroy

Return to Orchard Canyon... a Business Novel...Unlike any other business book, Return to Orchard Canyon will get you thinking—and working—toward a future you once thought was just a pipe dream.This is the story of David Reynolds, his father Ron, and his daughter Meghan. Through these unlikely teachers you’ll discover a path to understanding the plight of modern-day life. A life you yourself may be living and questioning… So many people are feeling trapped and uncertain as their life unfolds. How exactly did your dreams pass you by? No matter who you are—how old you are or where you are in life—you can find that place of youthful energy and excitement again. It starts by returning to your own Orchard Canyon.Sometimes the best thing you can do in business and in life is to reinvent yourself. To go forward and embrace something new. Or… return to an earlier time and capture a dream that has eluded you. Sometimes that truth comes to you against your will. From unusual sources. When you least expect it. Destiny happens with or without your consent.Journey with us to Orchard Canyon, a real place tucked between the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona and the picturesque Oak Creek. Once there, you may discover that what was old is new and what you thought was impossible in your life can really happen. If you let it.Return to Orchard Canyon is a story that vividly captures the real feelings too many people have today. A sense of working for a paycheck, giving up their lives to make a living, and throwing any dreams they may have had aside as impractical, impossible. A trade-off… for survival. Return to Orchard Canyon dispels the myth that living means sacrificing and replaces it with the reality that our nation was built on the backs of dreamers who took risks. Why not you? Why not today? Why not return to your own Orchard Canyon. Inspiring and actionable, this book will show you the way.

Genres: Business

235 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 10, 2019

Reviews

[Liz Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

“Return to Orchard Canyon” is a must-read business novel that uses the power of storytelling to entertain and educate you. Through the eyes of 3 main fictional characters (who we’ve all met) at a log cabin resort in the magical setting of Sedona, Arizona, this page-turner highlights Rich Dad money and business lessons. McElroy’s story takes you through an eye-opening journey with a mid-age banker who just got laid off, his teenage daughter and 82-year-old “Gramps” all questioning their life dreams, choices and finances (sound familiar?). Similar to Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, it’s the stories that provide the most learning. You’ll walk away with a SMILE and PLAN for building a better financial future! And P.S., the Author Ken McElroy is a successful real estate investor who owns the real resort: “Orchard Canyon on Oak Creek” that inspired the book. He’s also a Rich Dad Advisor to Robert Kiyosaki. Don’t hesitate ordering this book – and get extra copies for the whole family!

[Mike Parsons · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great value for the lessons that it teaches. It’s about family member who are searching for who they are,where they want to go and do. I relate to this book in a very personal way. I work for corporations for a lot of years. I wish I would of ask more questions when I was younger to be put on a path of a more fulfilling life by enjoying what I did, but different roads that would of lead to more financial freedom. Follow David,Meghan as they learn lesson thru Ron and Susan and other people that their life patches crossed. One of the lesson I learned, It’s never too late! Read and enjoy the journey!

[Peter Gadaleta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome Book. - Think Different

Encourages people to think differently about what is needed to succeed in your financial life. What may have worked in the past may no longer work in the present and future.

[LJ · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not a huge fan of the writing. It felt slow and predictable. It may be a good read for someone in the shoes of the main character, but if you’re already entrepreneurial or a dreamer, it’s kind of blah.