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The Laws of Money, the Lessons of Life - Suze Orman (CD)
Title: Title: The Laws of Money, the Lessons of Life Author: Suze Orman Genre: Business & Economics / Personal Finance Format: Audio 6 CDs Cass., 6 Hrs. Synopsis: The Laws of Money are essential truths. They will propel you to take all the necessary actions you need to take with your money. Suze Orman, America's most trusted personal finance expert, gives you the guidance that will point you in the right direction every time you need to make a decision about your money. Like a compass, the laws of money directs you to safety, security, and prosperity. They give you the ability to define your financial destiny and guide it with your own hands, so you can hold on to what you have and create what you deserve. These laws are as timeless as they are timely. The Laws of Money, The Lessons of Life provides you with the solid financial foundation upon which you can stand, regroup, and build. THE LAWS OF MONEY Law Number 1. Truth Creates Money, Lies Destroy It. Law Number 2. Look at What You Have, Not at What You Had. Law Number 3. Do What Is Right for You, Before You Do What Is Right for Your Money. Law Number 4. Invest in the Known Before the Unknown. Law Number 5. Always Remember: Money Has No Power of Its Own. Review: Certified financial planner and prolific writer Orman (Financial Freedom) now focuses on providing a financial compass as a guide to making the right decisions about money. The core is structured on her five laws of money, including truth creates money, lies destroy it, invest in the known before the unknown, and always remember that money has no power of its own. Working from these principles, Orman again shares her rags to riches to rags back to riches story, which always connects with listeners, and covers key points of money management. The difference this time is the effort to base these sound ideas on fundamental principles of how money works, synthesized into the five laws. At the same time, she emphasizes the emotional aspects of money management and the difficult financial decisions that must be made to achieve financial success. The author's ubiquitous media presence, including her own infomercials, will certainly stimulate interest in this latest in her long line of similar titles, but her grating accent may annoy listeners enough that they run for the hard copy. Recommended for public libraries that have not yet acquired any of her other books.