Official Review: Journey to your Summit by Dave Vetta

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Re: Official Review: Journey to your Summit by Dave Vetta

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The book seems to provide a good idea of financial planning for one's old age or post suppranuation life as well as based on one's goals and objectives in this matter. The review has very nicely brought out the gist of the book. Thanks for an excellent review.
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this self help book about is about financial planning, planning for your life your future and retirement. Every body needs a financial plan and the book provides exactly that. Thanks for the great review.
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As I am approaching retirement, this book is God-sent. I have read the sample and realised my mistakes in thinking of retirement as the end of everything...Very good review, as well.
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Although the topic is interesting and important, the formatting issues would affect my reading experience. Maybe the paperback version is printed differently.
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A book with practical ideas about financial management inspired by real stories is certainly interesting and useful. We should learn how to manage our money in school, unfortunately, that doesn't happen, so some lessons are needed. Thank you for your great review!
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It sounds very informative, especially for younger people. Thank you for a great review.
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I tend to find finance books dull, but I'm glad you enjoyed it! Also looks like you left some very helpful feedback for the author here :)
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 This is a self-help book about setting and achieving different goals in life. It helps the reader to plan their finances, and also touches on planning one’s life. This book is a must read.
The review is awesome.
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Money related book with the realistic approach seems interesting to me. I will surely consider this book for reading. Thanks for this great review.
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"Journey to your Summit" by Dave Vetta. Talks about life's goals, in everything we do in life, we need to set goals. Having a strategic way and planning to achieve your goals. For you to be successful, goal setting is very important. These book is so motivating. Congrats on BOTD.
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For instance, when explaining the basics of financial planning, he uses everyday examples that every reader, including those with no knowledge in finance, can relate to.
Funny, we use money every day but the subject of financial planning is not easy for many. This book would really help people who want to plan for retirement or other goals but don't know what steps to take. Good review!
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I'm not a fan of self-help books, so I'll probably skip this one.
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This non-fiction self-help book brings the theme of financial planning, but also life planning. I like the fact that the author explains the basics so people who don't know anything about finances can understand the book too. Congrats on BOTD to the author! Thanks for the review!
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This sounds like very informative book and one everyone could certainly use because we all need to know how to manage our finances! Thanks for the great review!
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Post by jeanmtdb »

Thank you for your review. There seems to be a lot of information packed into this book. The author uses plain language and personal stories to make such a difficult subject easy to understand. Congratulations on BOTD!
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