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Summary: Financial Bible
Review: This book summarizes the rise and fall of financial independence better than any book I've read recently. Suze has it figured out, and anyone having financial stress should read this book and get on the road to financial independence by following her tried and true advice.
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Summary: Great Book
Review: This book will change the way America thinks about money. Due to the current economic situation, Suze teaches readers how to face and handle past market performance and how to move forward. Check out the current PBS presentation for more info.
I recently paid off my home and I remain debt free thanks to Suze's advice.
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Summary: A Great Addition To My Suze Library
Review: This book, and the laws stated therein, have greatly assisted me in analyzing my existing financial position and reconsider my plans for future decisions. I'd recommend this book to anyone and everyone who wants to better understand where they are and where they are going.
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Summary: Skip this rehash- buy her older book
Review: This is a poor and inferior rehash of everything she said before in a better way. Some marketer must have thought she needed another book. Don't waste your money on this poorly written sequel. Buy Suze's older book.
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Summary: Suze's Best Book Yet!!
Review: This is definitely Suze Orman's best book yet. It offers honest advice that drives you to want to make immediate changes in your financial world. She speaks in a language that is easy to understand and discusses real life situations that affect most of us and are easy to relate to. This is a book for people of all ages -- young or old. For the young, it will teach "the lessons of life" before it is too late and for those older, it will help put them on the proper track to financial security and stability. FIVE STARS ALL THE WAY!!
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Summary: Predictable pap.
Review: This is useful only for the functionally illiterate, for those who have no knowledge whatever of the use of money, of investing. For others it is a total waste of money.
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Summary: Money Is a Tool to Express Your Self-Love
Review: This is yet another great book by Suze Orman.I admire the fact that in her books, as in this book, she shares her relationship with money, and what compelled her to become someone for you to count upon, for your journey to money mastery. In this book, Mr. Orman brings the human angle, if you will, to money. So, what are the laws of money? 1. Truth Creates Money - Lies Destroy Money:
This means opening your bills, while you allow whatever negative emotion to well up from within you, as you allow yourself to compassionately respond to that emotion. This also means living according to your standards, regardless of how others may choose to appear to be financially better off than you - they won't be there when you must create money to pay for your lifestyle. 2. Look at What You Have - Not at What You Had:
If you always focus upon what you had, you will recreate every painful experience from your past. And you will repell money. Write a gratitude journal. And anytime that you say to yourself, "I don't have ...," follow this with, "And I do have this," several times, as you breath full relaxed breaths. You will attract what you need and want. 3. Do What Is Right For You - Before You Do What Is Right For Your Money:
Don't allow debt, money, or other material symbols to control you. Create money to express your self-love. 4. Invest In The Known - Before The Unknown:
What are are you clear about? Why? Could you become curious, interested and therefore savvy on other potential investments? Before you invest in the known, create a vision of your self-image making and enjoying that investment. 5. Money Has No Power of Its Own - Unless You Give It Power Over Your Life:
When you decide that money has power over you, you will repell it. Money is just notes, with deceased people on each note. Money creates options, for you, and those who you believe in. Also, in this easy to read book, there are many exercises to do, to have power over money.
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Summary: Suze Orman is the best!
Review: When it comes to frank, candid money and life saving advice, look no further than Suze Orman! I must admit that this is not an unbiased review as I have been a life-long Suze fan from Day One. I watch her on CNBC every Sunday and have read all of her books. I decided that I would deviate from her the book genre this time and go with the audio cd reader - read by Suze, nonetheless! What a treat - I listen to her while driving to and from work and while out and about, so to speak. This CD set is great for people like me with little or no free time. Her latest offering comes highly recommended from Robert Jackson.
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Summary: The Laws of Money, The Lessons of Life: Keep What You Have a
Review: Wow! Suze has done it again. This book is a must read for everyone interested in building and preserving wealth. Suze makes it both easy to understand and to do. Young professionals will be at distinct disadvantage if they do not read this book. Those approaching or in retirement will benefit greatly from seamingly endless pearls of wisdom that Suze offers. This book makes a fantastic gift as well. Thank you Suze
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