Official Review: Your Money and Your Life by Mike LeGassick

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Re: Official Review: Your Money and Your Life by Mike LeGassick

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The tone the author uses in the sample is not for me, but I think his advice is practical and realistic. I also prefer books that are shorter and more to the point. Thanks for the review though! :)
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I like financial books that gives solid, achievable advice and this book seem to do just that. I like that this book contains anecdotes. Thanks for the informative review.
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I like that the book offers a balance between a successful business, a meaningful, and a healthy life. The author offers readers a variety of ideas on how to achieve financial freedom.
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I know that people who can do these things have great ideas. It shows great character that Mr. LeGassick wants to share what he’s learned with others.
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Saving and investing are always important.

Thank you for the great review.
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There is so much information contained within this book about personal finance to how to manage your time. This book will appeal to a wide range of audiences as it contains valuable content that is essential to all of us. Congrats on the BOTD!
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Post by Matlhodi Nozwayo »

This review is good, and I can definitely see myself read this book. One can always improve financial habits, books like this assist with that. I think especially for young adults, there's many ways to save and invest for the future, reading such can assist with that and help you set yourself up for life.
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Here we go. I particularly have not read books about money making, and here we have one. Maybe I just try my hand on this one. Well done to the reviewer.
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I think is is a good "eye opener" book on how to handle finances. My personals are pretty good, but a few things where brought up that I need to address....will probably look for it to read later.
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Everyone wants to live a meaningful life, and I believe that the knowledge from this book would go a long way to help the readers. The author's perspective is nice, and I would love to read this book. Thanks for your honest review.
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Offering advice on career and financial improvement is the purpose of this book and it sounds interesting. It could be exactly what someone needs.
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I am also tired of books that promise great things but deliver very little, but this book sounds like it contains some very interesting and useful ideas. Well worth a read - thanks!
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"Your Money and Your Life" by Mike LeGassick. A very interesting book, main looking at the title it talks about entrepreneurship, investment and all that concerns financial growth. It also talks about being healthy and having a good lifestyle. Congrats on #BOTD.
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Financial freedom is always the goal and the book's title clearly tells of that. I like that it guides one to purposeful living. Must be an interesting and educative read. Congratulations on the BOTD.
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Post by Sanju Lali »

A nice self-help book "Your Money and Your Life" by Mike LeGassick, which shares proven principles and techniques to save money and to invest it wisely. This book is worth reading.
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