Money: Know More, Make More, Give More: Learn how to make more money and transform your life

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Mastering money requires both the small stuff and a grand vision. And that’s exactly what the VVKIK system will help you accomplish. This acronym stands for: If the government and banks are operating this way, then you need to start playing their game and investing in the right ways into the right assets. This book is your next step to achieving a life of being financially independent and fully confident in your ability to take care of yourself and your family. Since leverage is an important part of the wealth formula he then goes onto share the ways you can introduce leverage, such as time, money, systems, people/skills and ideas and information.

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Do you wonder why the rich get richer? This next tip will help you discover the reason and how you can do it yourself. It involves calculating your income-generating value, or IGV. A self-made multi-millionaire by the age of 30, having risen to riches from being heavily in debt in his 20s, Rob has retired and un-retired countless times (one of his epic weaknesses), each time creating a new innovation, vision, book or entire company. It can be hard to not help people we see are suffering but, giving cash to people is not the way to improve things. Instead, listen to Rob about why education and support are the ways to help those struggling as well as talk about the scams you may fall victim to and what we can change to improve our society. Well, if you want to master money, you need both. And the good news is, there’s a simple system that will help you to do so. VVKIK stands for Vision, Values, Key result areas, Income-generating tasks, and Key performance indicators.

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Use just a few minutes of your time to listen to this episode where Rob can change the trajectory of your wealth and life. Rob simply asks a few questions to challenge your perception and alter your mindset, allowing you to start working towards the life you want.

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If you’re feeling down about the state of your bank account, there is hope. You can get ahead with your money. It’s just a simple matter of finding out how to have the right attitude, take charge, and follow the right steps. Rob reveals a clever as well as scary, scam. He talks through the scam and how you can be prepared, avoid making big mistakes with your money and the 5 key ways you can reduce your tax.Daugiau nei 16 valandų klausymo (klausiau audio). Jei atvirai, knyga galėjo būti keturis kartus trumpesnė. Palikčiau pradžią ir pabaigą, o vidurį išmesčiau. Pradžia - kas yra pinigai, koks turėtų būti mindset, mąstysena ir požiūris į pinigus. Viskas kaip iš vadovėlio, neginčytina. Kiekvienas, norintis susitvarkyti savo finansus, turėtų pradėti nuo to - teisingos mąstysenos, stereotipų laužymo ir neigiamų įsitikinimų apie pinigus pakeitimo. Viskas prasideda galvoje. Šiuo atžvilgiu, knyga pasirodė - okey. A few of the concepts that really stood out to me in this section were Vacuum prosperity and the Money paradox. Vacuum prosperity explores the idea of “ If you want to attract more material wealth into your life, then create a void that nature will fill.” As someone who is naturally a money accumulator the idea of making a void feels very counter-intuitive, however, it does reinforce some of the information I have read in money mindset books about making space for new things even before you have them. Rob explains the Money paradox as “The paradox that exists in money is that you need to save well, but no hoard. You need to share well, but not overspend.” Again it is the idea that you have to find the optimum balance. Overall, I really enjoyed Money: Know More, Make More, Give More by Rob Moore. I thought it had a wonderful balance between discussing money mindset, sharing theoretical money information and providing practical advice to generate more money. This combination of topics makes it a great book for someone new to money books, but if you have read a number of money books already you might find the book repetitive and not providing too many new ideas.