It has been a long time since I have read a book about personal finance. I think I got jaded as it felt like I was reading the same old information over and over again. Every book promised a way to attain financial freedom; some even said you should only have to work a few hours a week. Well, I recently received an email with an electronic version of Jack Bosch’s book entitled “Forever Cash
What is “Forever Cash”?
The book is well-written. It talks about how it is possible to find a way to make “forever cash” – which is the author’s term for making cash flow that is indefinite. To quote Jack: “Forever Cash is cash for which you work once and get paid again and again and again … forever.”
According to Jack, “This book is not about getting rich. It is about you taking your life into your own hands and doing what needs to be done to make sure you and your family are safe. It’s time to rise!” The book is definitely motivating and it makes you think, too. It’s a good read if you are looking for motivation and maybe some ideas as to how to get started.
. This book is full of interesting ideas and suggestions for how to excel despite your fears and uncertainties. Although most, if not all of us, try to avoid uncertainty as much as possible, the author suggests in this book that uncertainty doesn’t have to be a bad thing. In fact, it is within an environment of uncertainty that many people become successful entrepreneurs.
. This book is truly unique. The author, who is a successful entrepreneur many times over, provides information on how he and many others have become successful. The content is somewhat like a recipe book, outlining the ingredients necessary in order to have successful results as an entrepreneur.
written by an amazing man named Nick Vujicic. You may have already heard of him. He’s the guy who was born without arms and legs yet he travels around the world inspiring others to make the most of their lives and to pursue their dreams. He has spoken in front of audiences all over the globe both rich and poor. And he practices what he preaches.
. I sat down and read it all in one day as it was truly humorous and captured my full attention. A witty personal finance book is hard to come by so I wanted to highlight this book in particular, as it is both informative and entertaining simultaneously.