Review of Reconfigurement
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Review of Reconfigurement
[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer is a non-fiction book of 13 chapters and 472 pages. This book is both educational and inspirational. Many people in life have had challenges before or even after retirement. Well, this book talks about the next logical step that one should take. This book has a lot to talk about. It contains themes on planning, income, budgeting, and many others.
The author, as a financial advisor, begins this book by explaining the meaning and importance of financial preparation. Planning, the book Reconfigurement embodies the word planning. The author, E. Alan Fleischauer encourages planning before retirement and for one to find a job that one can enjoy and that is also stress-free even after retirement. It solves the problem of a crisis after retirement. Giving us explicit reasons, the author exhausts all possibilities for the topic and also addresses other ideas people have had about it. Read this book and follow the substantially researched view of a financial advisor professional.
The author has a unique way of writing. I like how he uses easy-to-understand diction to keep the readers glued to their screens in anticipation and also tells jokes from time to time to keep the readers engaged. There are many things I liked about this book, but the one I was most impressed with was how he not only made references to his facts but also made sure to show us his results as well. He also dropped helpful links in his book for us to analyse our strengths and weaknesses. I, for one, found the links to be extremely note-worthy. I also liked how the author encourages readers as the pages go by, promising them even more substantial and insightful advice. This book is extremely informative and will serve as a guide and help people in the real world.
I have no negative remarks regarding the book. This book was enlightening, helpful, and fun to read, in my opinion. I liked the writing style of the author as it kept me engrossed. The author had new information in every chapter, which was very commendable. I liked how he connected with his book so well that it would seem that you were having a conversation in person. This book was very exciting, and I am certain that everyone will have a fun time reading and learning at the same time. The book was exceptionally well edited, and for these reasons, I will give it a rating of four out of four stars.
I recommend this book to people who are thinking about retiring and those who are already retired as well. I believe they will find this book to be enlightening and learn a lot from it.
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Reconfigurement
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Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer is a non-fiction book of 13 chapters and 472 pages. This book is both educational and inspirational. Many people in life have had challenges before or even after retirement. Well, this book talks about the next logical step that one should take. This book has a lot to talk about. It contains themes on planning, income, budgeting, and many others.
The author, as a financial advisor, begins this book by explaining the meaning and importance of financial preparation. Planning, the book Reconfigurement embodies the word planning. The author, E. Alan Fleischauer encourages planning before retirement and for one to find a job that one can enjoy and that is also stress-free even after retirement. It solves the problem of a crisis after retirement. Giving us explicit reasons, the author exhausts all possibilities for the topic and also addresses other ideas people have had about it. Read this book and follow the substantially researched view of a financial advisor professional.
The author has a unique way of writing. I like how he uses easy-to-understand diction to keep the readers glued to their screens in anticipation and also tells jokes from time to time to keep the readers engaged. There are many things I liked about this book, but the one I was most impressed with was how he not only made references to his facts but also made sure to show us his results as well. He also dropped helpful links in his book for us to analyse our strengths and weaknesses. I, for one, found the links to be extremely note-worthy. I also liked how the author encourages readers as the pages go by, promising them even more substantial and insightful advice. This book is extremely informative and will serve as a guide and help people in the real world.
I have no negative remarks regarding the book. This book was enlightening, helpful, and fun to read, in my opinion. I liked the writing style of the author as it kept me engrossed. The author had new information in every chapter, which was very commendable. I liked how he connected with his book so well that it would seem that you were having a conversation in person. This book was very exciting, and I am certain that everyone will have a fun time reading and learning at the same time. The book was exceptionally well edited, and for these reasons, I will give it a rating of four out of four stars.
I recommend this book to people who are thinking about retiring and those who are already retired as well. I believe they will find this book to be enlightening and learn a lot from it.
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Reconfigurement
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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