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Prepare to see a new paradigm and travel down a rabbit hole!
Here is included some resources to help yourself with, to inform you who you are up against and a Presidential warning of this adversary.
- Robert Kiyosaki explains the different mind-frames of money ( paradigm shift ).
- Scholastic Resources ( books on the subject of money, wealth, etc. )
- Quotes and interesting revelations from the honest, hearts of men. Can you distinguish who's on your side?
- More insight into Public Enemy #1 and how this de-facto government was created via the Federal Reserve System of foreign lenders.
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Robert Kiyosaki explains the paradigm shift like no one else.
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There
are few books actually worth reading regarding this vast topic in my opinion. For I think very few actually teach you about money, what it is and how to
make it, keep it and grow it rather than simply working for it,
spending it and being subject to it or its lenders. There is a particular 'mindset' which is not easily taught nor comprehended.
The short list of books below touch on
subjects like discipline, emotion, logic and herd mentality, among other
things.
The
knowledge found in these books may change your life forever, in both a
good and possibly not so good way. Only you can determine how to
utilize this specific knowledge. Sometimes, as I have personally come
to find out, one may not be able to handle the character / heart
challenge that comes with such knowledge.
Ask
yourself: Are you ready to open that door? There are days I wish I
had not... and there are days I like that I did. Both ways, my mind
and heart have been changed forever. You've been forewarned.
These book resources and the like may be found for free online, borrowed for free from your local library or purchased for a fee at
a book store. There are countless books which dive deeper into
specific areas. Some teach you things you didn't know and needed to
know, while others simply repeat what has been or are completely
useless altogether. I recommend starting with the top two before
attempting the bottom two.
The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki
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An
easy reading story about a boy who grew up in a 'poor' minded home and
learned how to be and think rich from his best friend's rich minded
dad.
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Robert
explains how important it is to leave emotion at the door and to use
and exercise your head when it comes to thinking about money.
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Aside
from critical opinions by authors of similar material, Robert's message
made its intended impact: To get people thinking about their finances
and begin their financial education.
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Robert
should be commended for his efforts and allowed to create a curriculum
to be taught to high school-aged children, although the government-run
school system may never allow such a kind move to occur... videos below
will explain this statement further.
Think & Grow Rich by Napolean Hill
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If you've heard about the "secret," this is the book which depicts that very idea / first explores that mindset.
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Napolean
interviewed many of the great money makers of his generation to gain an
insight into money and wealth creation and this is his attempt to
capture that mindset.
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You
truly can think and grow rich he says, and in this extensive and
mystical how-to book, Napolean Hill takes you down that rabbit hole.
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But
much like the 'secret' and the pursuit of wealth, sober judgment needs
to be exercised when reading this particular material.
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In
other words, one needs to be careful what one lends their heart / mind
/ self to, because you just might get what you want, but 'how' that
comes about is not in your immediate control. ( The knowledge of how
to attract money challenges the heart in many ways, in my opinion ).
The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
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An
exhaustive, detailed and sobering presentation of the idea of
capitalism as seen and defined in the year 1776 by Adam Smith, the
proverbial godfather of capitalism.
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This
is NOT the book to start with regarding money lessons, but a good one
to have as a reference and resource to see how the idea and illusion of
money is held over people, how rents are purposely held high to
tolerance and wages held low to tolerance. This book reveals the
purposed economic climate we see today as 'capital empire' has spread
across the globe.
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Very
little has changed since then in regards to how labor is viewed and
used by those who own the means of production and command human
effort.
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It's the argument and justification of trading man's time, labor and energy for an idea ( money ).
More Famous and Infamous Quotes Regarding Money, Power and Greed ( can you discern the good from the not good? )
"I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies..."
-- Thomas Jefferson, Third President U.S.A. President A.D. 1743 - 1826
"When the Federal Reserve Act was passed, the people of
these United States did not perceive that a world banking system was
being set up here. A super state controlled by international bankers
and international industrialists acting together to enslave the world for their own pleasure. Every effort has been made to conceal its power but the truth is the Fed has usurped the government."
-- Louis T. McFadden, A.D. 1876 - 1936, Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
"Give me the right to issue and control a nation's money and I care not who governs the country."
-- Amschel Mayer Rothschild,
b. A.D. 1773, German banker whose financial empire still exists today ( and who many believe own the majority of the earth's wealth ). He and his
descendants have and possibly continue to finance wars, governments,
policies and who knows what else. Link to his legacy ( a must read ).
"The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs."
-- Thomas Jefferson, Third President U.S.A. President A.D. 1743 - 1826
"Whoever controls the volume of money in any country is the master of all its legislation and commerce."
-- James A. Garfield,
20th U.S.A. President A.D. 1831 - 1881, was assassinated only have
served in office six months ( shortest term for any U.S. President ).
