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MONEY Master the Game by Tony Robbins - A 15-minute Summary & Analysis Inside this Instaread:
• Summary of entire book
• Introduction to the important people in the book
• Analysis of the themes, important people and author style
Preview of this Instaread: Summary:
Money, Master the Game is a book by life coach, Tony Robbins. In this book, Robbins outlines seven strategies anyone can use to invest their money and achieve financial freedom.
Less than fifty percent of Americans currently have any kind of spending or investment plan. In order to achieve financial freedom, Americans need to invest a portion of their income, preferably fifteen percent or more, in the stock market. However, many people do not trust the financial markets. Others simply believe they do not make enough money to afford any kind of savings, let alone make investments.
The first step to financial freedom is shifting from the idea of being a consumer to being an owner. A person must take control of their own financial future by figuring out how much money they can afford to commit to investments. An investor must pick a percentage of their income to invest...
MONEY Master the Game by Tony Robbins - A 15-minute Summary & Analysis Inside this Instaread:
• Summary of entire book
• Introduction to the important people in the book
• Analysis of the themes, important people and author style
Preview of this Instaread: Summary:
Money, Master the Game is a book by life coach, Tony Robbins. In this book, Robbins outlines seven strategies anyone can use to invest their money and achieve financial freedom.
Less than fifty percent of Americans currently have any kind of spending or investment plan. In order to achieve financial freedom, Americans need to invest a portion of their income, preferably fifteen percent or more, in the stock market. However, many people do not trust the financial markets. Others simply believe they do not make enough money to afford any kind of savings, let alone make investments.
The first step to financial freedom is shifting from the idea of being a consumer to being an owner. A person must take control of their own financial future by figuring out how much money they can afford to commit to investments. An investor must pick a percentage of their income to invest...