#1 New Release in Wealth Management!Retire rich and spend it all. Or create lasting wealth for your family as a first-generation millionaire (or billionaire?). Or simply get a good night’s sleep because you are finally in control of your finances.The choice is yours when you “get” the simple rules of money and start to Think Wealthy.After all, no one wants to spend retirement wholly dependent on a shaky government program like Social Security, the possible fate of the 80% of Americans who currently live paycheck-to-paycheck.There is no Big Secret to wealth – but there are a few simple, timeless rules and one powerful equation you only need to learn once.In Understand What You Have in Common with All Wealthy People, Todd Havens, a debt-free dad and first-generation millionaire who spent his 20s and 30s as the “poorest guy in any room,” walks you through the second of his six-step Think Wealthy Personal Finance series with a sense of humor so you can master your money and set yourself up for financial safety, security and freedom for life.Understand Wealth will show to Think about Wealth to Remove Any Negative ConnotationsWhether Money Really Does Equal HappinessThe Difference Between Being Rich and Being WealthyThe Only Wealth Equation You Ever Need to LearnThe One Thing You Have in Common with All Wealthy PeopleAnd more!Not understanding money is not our fault, of course. When the majority of Americans do not even have $1,000 set aside for an emergency, the system is obviously broken.Fortunately, having confidence with every financial decision you make is much easier than you might think.The full Think Wealthy Personal Finance 6-Step book series consists 1. Understand MoneyYour First Step to Financial Freedom2. Understand WealthWhat You Have in Common with All Wealthy People3. Meet Your Inner BillionaireThe Three Core Beliefs of Your Inner Winner4. How to Think WealthyTop 10 Ways to Train Your Brain for Financial Success5. Create Your Fortune, Big or SmallThe Only Two Paths to Financial Independence6. Master Your Money for LifeLiving by the Four Pillars of Well-Rounded WealthNow let’s have some fun talking about money and laugh our way to financial freedom together!
As a debt-free, cancer-free dad, Todd Havens loves talking and writing about money — because for years and years (and years) he was the poorest guy in any room. Who else but the broke guy would dream of one day having a zero net worth and feel like a financial genius? Insanity.
No one ever taught him everything they knew about money, so he did it himself — studying the financial habits and psychology of the world's most successful millionaires and billionaires until he became a first-generation millionaire, too. Now it's his mission to help others learn to Think Wealthy and transform their financial lives.
By day, Todd is a brand and marketing executive in Hollywood and serves on the board of a nonprofit dedicated to celebrating and preserving the very best in digital movie marketing. He loves having the big conversations in life with friends because, as he often says in quoting Socrates (or was it Madonna?), an unexamined life is not worth living.
This book was a pleasure to learn from. I dont know what Todd Havens voice sounds like, but I could hear it in my head alright. Somehow these books produce micro gradual changes in you, the fun delivery makes things easier to grasp and retain. I cant wait to start step 3. Oh btw, it really scared the heck out of me when he started talking about retirement. I dont remember ever really thinking deeply about that and now I can’t stop thinking about it and working on fixing my future.
Good information. I feel like my way in thinking was completely shifted in book 1. Now that I have expanded my horizons, book 2 just pieces together the parts. I love that in reading these books, it’s giving me more nuggets to go research. From people names, stories and books Todd recommends. Im on my way to book #3, I’m excited for this next one!
Book 2 of this series was packed with more wealth information and was a great follow up to book one. I could have done without the repeated introduction from book one but after that the nuggets kept flowing. On to book 3, thank you!