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Book review ….You call the shots!

February 7, 2007 in Financial advisors, Personal finance, Productivity by Bob | No comments

I don’t know about the book but I sure liked the review by consuumerismcommentary, especially looking at it from a common readers perspective. These lines more or less summarised the gist…..”However, this book outshines in many ways what I am used to seeing (over and over) from the typical financial gurus like Trump and Bach. Like the others, this book promises something unique: the 19 essential secrets of entrepreneurship. Unlike other books I’ve read, Cameron approaches the book through sharing personal stories about growing up, dealing with expectations, learning about the world of entrepreneurship, and building a wide variety of businesses”.

Check the full post at Review: You Call the Shots by Cameron Johnson 

 

Suze Orman update

January 19, 2007 in Budget, Credit, Expenses, Financial advisors, Personal finance by Bob | No comments

For the interested, “Women and Money” author Suze Orman is making news with a new relationship. No I do not mean a personal one…..Suze Orman is now partnering with TD Ameritrade. She will be promoting their account and providing the save yourself plan to subscribers. You can get the details here at Suze Orman Teams Up With TD Ameritrade.

I have been watching her call-in show for sometime, although not religiously. I am not so sure how well people relate to this show but I guess the information is handy. You definitely get a tip or two when it comes to personal finance, don’t you? I think it would be interesting to know how many people have actually benefitted from this advice practically. Its good to hear it from some one who is an authority on the subject but implementation is the key, remember?   Check the article at Suze Orman Teams Up With TD Ameritrade

 

  

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