Review of Reconfigurement

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
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5 out of 5 stars
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E. Alan Fleischauer's nonfiction self-help book, Reconfigurement, covers finances and budgeting. It provides the chance to learn about financial planning, disability insurance, retirement planning, and much more. A lot of people are unhappy with their jobs and workplaces. In this book, the author analyzes this problem and lays out a plan for reform.

Reconfigurement is a sophisticated book that engages the left and right hemispheres of the brain in discussions of money. In this book, the author concentrates on a variety of subjects. This book provides comprehensive insights into general finance, including topics like retirement planning, investments, and savings. Why you should have a financial plan and why it's never too early to have one are two subjects covered in the book. Additionally, the book discusses financial subjects like taxes, budgeting, and savings strategies. Also covered in great detail are retirement strategies.

This novel piqued my interest greatly. I adore how the author used puns and quips to help lighten the tone of the novel. This pushed me to finish reading the passages that didn't seem particularly interesting. Even the websites where he found some of these jokes were mentioned by the author! I particularly appreciate the author's use of statistics to support some of his points. Some pages even have bar graphs on them! This demonstrated how thoroughly studied and well-considered the book's contents were. Links to websites that assist people in identifying the job pathways that are most appropriate for them based on the details they provide about their personalities were also provided.

The content of this book struck me greatly, yet there were several aspects that I didn't like. I still found some parts of the book to be somewhat dull, despite the author's liberal use of jokes and puns. To finish the book, you have to pay close attention. This is a personal dislike, though, so it might not apply to other readers. It is difficult to have a lighthearted conversation about money.

I'm rating this book 5 out of 5 stars. The book had excellent editing and was completely error-free. This book opened my eyes to the world of finance and encouraged me to think about opportunities I had never considered before. Although the focus of this book is on individuals who are nearing retirement age, anyone who hasn't already created a financial plan for themselves or who needs help with one should read it.

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