Books for Finance: Learn the Basics of How Wealth is Created

Jan. 27, 2011 - PRLog -- The books for finance and educational events that we recommend come from years of investing and education. Why should you read about investing? Why should you attend wealth and investing educational events?

Books about finance, wealth and investing can change your beliefs, the action you take and the results you achieve. Surprisingly, many people have some negative attitudes when it comes to money. These negative attitudes will prevent you from taking appropriate action. We all have been given messages about money, often from people who are not very wealthy or successful. We need to change our thinking patterns to those beliefs which serve us. When thinking about being successful in business, first think about how can provide value to others. Serving others and bringing value to others results in financial rewards.

You may have heard the quote that education starts when you get out of college or high school. "Learning is the beginning of wealth. Learning is the beginning of health. Learning is the beginning of spirituality. Searching and learning is where the miracle process all begins." --Jim Rohn. You can turn over your investing decisions to someone else, but at your own peril. The wealthy invest in themselves through continual education and growth.

Our recommended reading list includes books for finance, offshore investing, wealth beliefs, and some that may challenge your way of thinking. Educational events include those from the leading thinkers of our time. “If you want to go somewhere, it is best to find someone who has already been there.”---Robert Kiyosaki

Take action now! Go to http://investingbasicsguide.com/recommended-reading/ to check out our recommended reading. Then go to http://investingbasicsguide.com/reviews/ to see our recommendations for additional educational events and resources.

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