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Debt & Finance Audio/Visual Library Bookstore

You will find our highly recommended audio and visual library to be very informative and motivational. Having the motivation to do what needs to be done keeps you focused and on track!

After reading a score of books about personal finances, dealing with debt, how to change your own perceptions and ways to improve your life, I don't think you can find more honest books than the ones recommended here.

Three in particular really stand out from the crowd. All three are offered in hardcover and audio formats with paperback editions shown where available.

It's one thing to deal with debt, and quite another to understand and change what got you into debt in the first place. All of these books offer profound insight into why we do the things we do, and how to change to get the things we want and need for success. While they don't go into tremendous detail about your personal finances, the underlying principles of sound money management are woven intricately within each book.

Each takes a different road, and offers insights about the choices we make. However, in each book the happiness - money - success - wealth laws are brought to life before your eyes. These universal laws are retaught to us through common sense in a very easy to understand manner.

Dr. Phil McGraw (The Dr. Phil Show)

gives a no-holds barred approach to accepting responsibility for your actions, understanding other people's perceptions of you, as well as your outlook on life in "Life Strategies: Doing What Works, Doing What Matters." Not for the faint of heart, but a real eye-opener if you really want to know the "why you aren't" and the "how to be" happy and successful.

Suze Orman's "The Laws of Money, The Lessons of Life: Keep What You Have and Create What You Deserve"

is a concise foray into the power of money and our attitude towards it. Suze shows real life examples of people who broke the laws of money, and guides us to making the right choices in our lives. Her own mistakes are included which tells us she has walked the walk. This book is the bridge between "Life Strategies" and "Rich Dad, Poor Dad." If you can only buy one book, this is the one to get!

"Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!"

offers insightful comparisons of how the rich work money, while the poor work for money. Author Robert T. Kiyosaki really shows the steps and compares the different results each Dad has lived from family, to happiness, to wealth. His portrayal of financial stress with his Poor Dad, side by side with his Rich Dad's guide to problem solving, is especially suited to guiding young adults to financial security. Parents, if you have young children, then read this book so you know how to guide them into their future.

It doesn't matter if you are dead broke, or have more money than you know what to do with, you will find all of these books invaluable to getting your life on track, your finances in order, and be happier and more satisfied than you ever thought possible.







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