I believe there are maybe three main areas of your life that are going to drive the quality of your life”

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First we build our vision and values. These two will act as mileposts to make sure you’re getting where you want to in the way you want. It’s helpful to write down what matters most to you, whether that’s family, freedom, success, or all of these. Hardly anyone gets it right the first time, but many of us are crippled by indecision and fear of failure. The desire to get it right can inhibit us from getting started. Don't wait around for everything to fall magically into place - get started, get going and get perfect later. It's the fastest route to success. If you don't believe you deserve money, you will never price highly enough to make a fair and sustainable profit." Rob is a successful entrepreneur, investor, 18x best-selling author, 2x world record holder, and podcaster!

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It's an okay book, not exceptional though. It does give some good tips, and it made me more interested and motivated regardind the personal finance topics. Altough obviously it doesn't really provide any practical tip, there is no silver bullet in here. It does provide some good tips regarding how to manage the money you already have and try to get the best outcome out of those. In-Person Events: We are primarily an in-person event focused training company, as we believe the best possible way for you to get the most out of our events and training is being in the room with others. The Money podcast, by best-selling author of “Money”, Rob Moore, gets right into how to make, manage and master money. How to know more, make more & give more money. The good, bad and the ugly of money. The story, history and psychology of money. Having evolved from the #Disruptive Entrepreneur, the focus started with entrepreneurs, billionaires; Rob Moore is pretty annoying. He honestly believes that everyone wants more money. He keeps stating that it is at the root of all happiness and that you’re happier the more you have.

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This current parliament’s legacy will be that they were the biggest tax-raising government since records began. 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. Renting is not stable, owning your own home offers you stability, you aren’t at high risk of being evicted. 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. Join Rob.team & get exclusive premium content, deep dive live Zoom masterclasses, an engaged community, make Cash & 10x Your Following challenges & special live events.

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It can be hard to not help people we see are suffering but, giving cash to people is not the way to improve things. Instead, listen to Rob about why education and support are the ways to help those struggling as well as talk about the scams you may fall victim to and what we can change to improve our society. 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. They are self professed property and business addicts, have similar interests such as racing their sports cars [often with each other], flying the Helicopter, reading and continually learning, and spending time with friends, family and inspirational people.

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Rob had a painful, life changing event on December 15th 2005 that completely changed his life, that he shares at his events. Once week later and Rob met Mark at a local property meeting in Peterborough, the very start of a near 15 year relationship. If you want to turn into the type of person who becomes a millionaire, you must understand and utilize the power of compounding. If you have a burning ambition, brilliant business idea or creative passion: What are you waiting for? Now is the time to get going!Smart people don’t just work on goals or habits, but focus on systems to make them successful. But we tend to focus too much on the details and not enough on the big picture. And some of us might instead have a hard time with the specifics but do well looking at the overall view. His book, Money: Know More, Make More, Give More will teach you how to make more money and transform your life. It's a good book whether you do OR do not have money, and it's one of those rare books that gives a lot of practical steps that the reader can follow easily. You might like your “stable” job, but when you add up all the hours you spend on it, you’re likely not making much per hour. You need to find out how much an hour of your time is worth, then do more of what makes that number go up.