Let me introduce you to Chris Wilson – author of, “The Master Plan”. I first learned of Chris’s remarkable story through a couple of interviews. In 2019, he published a compelling and provocative book about the challenge with and beauty of second chances. I have limited personal experience with the criminal justice system. Chris’s story...
I haven’t done a straight on book review in a while. I miss these…I should plan to do more. Thomas J. Stanley, author of The Millionaire Next Door, reminds us that the average millionaire reads 1 nonfiction book a month. With this latest read, Million in 10 by Maarten van Lier, I feel like I’m...
Great information abounds when looking for topics on personal finance. I want to start sharing a few of the inspiring posts that I hope will be useful. As you wind down for the week, how about ramping up on your weekend reading. My goal, as always, is to keep inspiring #teamdebtfree to achieve our debt...
I never join book clubs. Mainly because I don’t read well (for pleasure) under timed pressure. One book per month – unless it’s a nerdy topic that I specifically enjoy (finance and/or history) – is a challenge. Two, I don’t enjoy bringing snacks. I will. It’s just running late is a nasty trait I have,...
Debt Free Diva, Tyrease Dixon, is starting the Kingdom Financial Fundamentals book club. This online book club will review a new financial literacy selection every other month. Daily discussions will take place on our Facebook page. Beginning March 1, we’ll tackle Making Your Money Count: Why We Have It, How To Manage It by Kenneth...