Some take pains to be biblical, but many [Christian financial teachers, writers, investment counselors, and seminar leaders] simply parrot their secular colleagues. Other than beginning and ending with prayer, mentioning Christ, and sprinkling in some Bible verses, there's no fundamental difference. They reinforce people's materialist attitudes and lifestyles. They suggest a variety of profitable plans in which people can spend or stockpile the bulk of their resources. In short, to borrow a term from Jesus, some Christian financial experts are helping people to be the most successful 'rich fools' they can be.
Randy AlcornStichwörter: christianity planning selfishness foolish stewardship materialism fool hoarding finances saving investment profits financial-planning
Your future is always more valuable than today, the sooner you realise that the better
Steve DouglasStichwörter: planning future-plans expats future-inspirational financial-planning
To achieve what 1% of the worlds population has (Financial Freedom), you must be willing to do what only 1% dare to do..hard work and perseverance of highest order.
Manoj AroraStichwörter: perseverance hard-work finance financial-freedom financial-planning
Time, not money, is your biggest asset in life. You need time to invest in relationships (with yourself and your family) or to chase your passion.
"Think again" if you are still trading off time for money.
Let your money work for you. You don't work for money. That is exactly what Financial Freedom is...
Stichwörter: money passion time relationships relationship financial-freedom asset financial-planning assets
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