Having evolved from the #Disruptive Entrepreneur, the focus started with entrepreneurs, billionaires; Misconceptions: Money does not represent work and time, it represents service and value. The higher the service and the value of your actions, the more money you'll get. That is a universal desire, but many of us regard wealth and financial independence as a goal which we'll likely never achieve - there are just too many bills that need paying and there is a widespread belief that the money game is rigged. Even people who win the lottery or inherit money often seem to wind up losing it. The evidence suggests you can't win a game that you don't understand - even if you start out winning - because you never understood the game in the first place. What I've personally appreciated is to start valuing what can bring money in diregarding its cost. If the cost is lower than the potential value that it can offer, than you should go for it. Try to dissociate your cognitive bias from the math that stands behind it, use data to make your call. As you will discover, Rob & Mark are two very different people. Rob has the personality and commitment to action, he’s quoted as inspirational, controversial and motivating, and Mark has the spreadsheets and the brains!

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Pabaiga - pinigų planavimo, strategijos aptarimas. Ką su pinigais daryti, kaip elgtis? Autoriaus, strategiškai gudriai, palikta pabaigai. Po visų sapaliojimų ir pilstymo iš tuščio į kiaurą, pereinama prie kažko labiau apčiuopiamo. Kažkam galbūt naudinga (naujokams), bet ne man. Rob outlines the reasons you should never rent out your own home and issues a warning about American influencers giving out bad advice. Daugiau nei 16 valandų klausymo (klausiau audio). Jei atvirai, knyga galėjo būti keturis kartus trumpesnė. Palikčiau pradžią ir pabaigą, o vidurį išmesčiau. Pradžia - kas yra pinigai, koks turėtų būti mindset, mąstysena ir požiūris į pinigus. Viskas kaip iš vadovėlio, neginčytina. Kiekvienas, norintis susitvarkyti savo finansus, turėtų pradėti nuo to - teisingos mąstysenos, stereotipų laužymo ir neigiamų įsitikinimų apie pinigus pakeitimo. Viskas prasideda galvoje. Šiuo atžvilgiu, knyga pasirodė - okey. He lives and loves entrepreneurship and property investing, and is the host of the successful UK podcasts, The "Disruptive Entrepreneur" and "Money". He is on a mission to change the way people think about property, business and aims to support people around the globe through the Rob Moore foundation.

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Fast forward to now just a few short years later and Rob has one of the UK’s most successful podcasts, the “Disruptive Entrepreneur”, listened to in 192 countries, and is a multiple best-selling author, published by Hachette. Rob broke 3 Guinness world records for longest speech marathons, and is a highly sought after keynote speaker. We are Progressive by name and progressive by nature. The current situation we find ourselves in is evolving rapidly, and we find it’s our duty to keep up to date to pass the best knowledge and insight onto you. Sentence-Summary: Money is your guide for learning how to stop pushing yourself to do more at your job and live a happier and more fulfilling life by making your money work hard for you. Put this system in place and your financial life will get a lot easier. You won’t be focused on just one grand vision or on basic tasks but on the cyclical whole, which allows you to make more money while doing less. This current parliament’s legacy will be that they were the biggest tax-raising government since records began.

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I enjoyed the book a lot but it's essentially a regurgitation of what's already out there, although there is a place for that. The structure in this book is appalling. Of its three parts, two are little more than fodder, and the third falls woefully short of offering any advice of value at all. Moore starts with a rambling description of money and its importance in history and modern society. Expect long-winded pseudo-intellectual passages about how money is not evil but a force for good (fair enough), interspersed with Moore's anecdotes about how he used to be a useless bum and then turned himself around when he stopped viewing the pursuit of money as evil (less useful, especially after the 5th time). And as usual with this kind of book, expect the formatting to regularly break up the flow of the book, for example with the grey text boxes which, as far as I could see, had no actual value as their contents could just as easily have been included in the main body of the chapter. It's annoying to read and actually makes navigating the book harder. Overall, I really enjoyed Money: Know More, Make More, Give More by Rob Moore. I thought it had a wonderful balance between discussing money mindset, sharing theoretical money information and providing practical advice to generate more money. This combination of topics makes it a great book for someone new to money books, but if you have read a number of money books already you might find the book repetitive and not providing too many new ideas.One of the biggest lessons he has learned revolves around understanding how money works, how to make more of it, and live the life you deserve.