Smart Women Finish Rich: 9 Steps to Achieving Financial Security and Funding Your Dreams
February 28, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
by David Bach
A common myth in our culture is, “It takes money to make money.” This is an excuse we often make to ourselves so we’ll feel better about not taking responsibility for our finances. Smart Women Finish Rich author David Bach understands that many of us THINK we don’t have money to invest.
Bach learned all he knows from his grandmother. His grandmother had great financial wisdom and he is moved to share this with women today that want to get their financial lives in order. He realized that “people rarely know what is truly driving them emotionally when it comes to money.”
There are three key Bach mentions right in the beginning of this world renowned how-to book. These keys will help women everywhere to smart money management that will enable a woman to gain control over her financial future. And yes, as David says; finish rich!
These three keys are:
• How to use both your head and heart for financial judgments.
• How the “Latte Factor” can make a modest wage owner into a noteworthy investor.
• How Bach’s “Three-Basket” approach to financial planning can assure you not only long-term security but the ability to realize your lifelong dreams.
Bach’s approach to money management is ingrained in years of investment seminars for women and his work as senior vice president of investments at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. Smart Women Finish Rich is the perfect book for any woman who has their own business or just dreams to have financial freedom.
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DeJa Dead
February 26, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
By Kathy Reichs
In the year since Temperance Brennan left behind a shaky marriage in North Carolina, work has often preempted her weekend plans to explore Quebec. When a female corpse is discovered meticulously dismembered and stashed in trash bags, Tempe detects an alarming pattern – and she plunges into tha harrowing search for a killer. But her investigation is about to place those closest to her – her best friend and own daughter – in mortal danger….
Temperance knows what is on her mind and she is not afraid to speak it. Just when you think Tempe had learned her lesson and she is out exploring places she should never even step foot into. Tempe thinks that walking the streets and meeting all kinds of street people will help her figure what is going on with her best friend but she never imagines the truth she will soon learn.
But is Tempe really ready to get herself in waste deep and come eye to eye with the killer on more then one occassion?
Kathy Reichs really wraps your brain around the story and brings it to life. With her knowledge of bones and her amazing writing skills she is bond to having you on the edge of your seat when you read DeJa Dead.
Simplify your life Get Organized and Stay That Way!
February 24, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
By Marcia Ramsland
It’s amazing how just a few minor changes in the way you schedule time can improve you’re your life. Simplify your life, certainly does contain the secret to staying organized. Take for example just one small tip such as keeping only one calendar for all your scheduling needs. I know this may seem basic but really, how many of us have a wall calendar with family events, a pocket calendar or date book in our purses and maybe even a portfolio or calendar pad on our desks. I know I’m guilty of this. I carry around one in my purse and we have another one on the wall. Too many calendars.
We all only have 24 hours in a day but knowing how to schedule those 24 hours can either make us or break us when it comes to time and getting everything we need done in those hours. A simple way of charting out our tasks and in the right order makes a huge difference.
In Simplify your life, Marcia Ramsland provides you with multiple true life examples and shows you how she helped them organize their lives, all with different circumstances and time constraints. You’d be surprised you may relate to one of these examples.
I have put into practice just a few of the practical tips set out in Simplify your life and already I have noticed how much easier it is to get everything done in the time I have available, as long as I follow the tips. In fact, I’ve noticed I’m actually getting things completed ahead of schedule.
If you are struggling and stressing over your hectic schedule, I would recommend Simplify your life by Marcia Ramsland. Its practical advice and easy to put into action tips will help you attain the simplicity and organization you strive for.
