Money: Know More, Make More, Give More: Learn how to make more money and transform your life

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We can support those who are actually homeless with other versions of support such as food banks, soup kitchens and education. 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. If the government and banks are operating this way, then you need to start playing their game and investing in the right ways into the right assets.

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He is a highly sought-after public speaker, having given 1,200 speeches in the last decade and held 2 separate world records for the longest individual speech marathon. He has the rare skill of cutting to the chase, using his personal experience to help others and entertain in a disruptive way. This book has given us so much. It offers a stunning combination of history money and wealth, mechanics of money and the philosophy/psychology of poverty vs. wealth. It has pointed out that both of us have so much to learn about money. As Rob points out, learning to make a lot of money is a bit like learning to play golf, or a piano.. or to do anything that requires skill; learn from the people you respect the most, take risks and practice. But more fundamental than that, Rob urges the reader to understand his/her purpose in life; what do you have to offer that makes you unique in the world and that few, if any, could do better. And then he asks us to master that skill and charge what we're worth, and no less! "Fair Exchange" is a concept that Rob uses throughout the book in his urging to get people to stop underselling themselves.IGTs stands for Income-generating Tasks and are the to-do items from your KRAs that will give you the greatest monetary return on your time. Some tasks bring you more wealth with less time, and you must focus on these.

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Next are Key Result Areas, or KRAs. This section represents those things that you must focus on generally to accomplish your goals. Choose just the top three to seven that will have the most impact on getting you to your vision.Rob has also artfully penned 19 best-selling books on Money & Life Leverage, crafting a trusted path to financial mastery and life abundance. His vision: global financial literacy. His mission: ignite entrepreneur empires. The Rob Moore Foundation lights paths for underprivileged youth.

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Since leverage is an important part of the wealth formula he then goes onto share the ways you can introduce leverage, such as time, money, systems, people/skills and ideas and information. Rob lives and loves entrepreneurship and property investing, he runs several businesses and is the host of two successful podcasts. He lives up to his brand and disrupts as an entrepreneur, with interests ranging from property development to public speaking and digital media. He is on a mission to change the way people think about business and aims to support people around the globe through the Rob Moore Foundation. Little causes attract little wealth, great causes attract great wealth, immortal causes attract vast wealth". Create a vision for yourself that can embrace the largest possible causes. An all-encompassing manual to supercharge your habits revolving around making money AND keeping it! Rob featured on prime time TV shows for Living as a Mentor, and is regularly featured in the mainstream media such as Channel 4, the BBC, The Independent and The Business Channel. Rob is mentor to many high profile, wealthy and celebrity clients in property and business.

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Do you want to get to the stage - soon - where you are truly financially independent, able to use your money in the way you'd like, and be completely confident in your ability to take care of yourself and your family? That’s what Rob Moore’s Money: Know More, Make More, Give More is all about. You may have heard that you should make your money work for you. Doing so will free up your time and energy so you can actually enjoy life instead of putting in long hours at the office. And this book is here to teach you exactly how to make that happen.

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Believing money is bad or those with it aren’t good people is part of having a bad money mindset, you will never become rich if you believe these things. His book, Money: Know More, Make More, Give More will teach you how to make more money and transform your life. 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.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. Rob believes tax is essentially theft but there are ways to pay tax last instead of first, such as being an entrepreneur. 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.