New Book: Money: Master the Game: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom
I have never read or followed Tony Robbins. He was too glib, too much of a salesmen, caters to the already wealthy and famous and his walking hot coal story did it for me.
I have not read this book. But from what I read, he has written a good personal finance book. Any well known figure and book author who interviewed and writes what financial giants John Bogle and Warren Buffett have to say are on the right track for giving sound financial advice.
Excerpt:
“When I asked Warren Buffett — what are the secrets to your wealth, he said it’s three things. He said:
No. 1, it’s being born in America.
No. 2, is good genes, so I live long enough, and
No. 3, it’s compound interest. Compound interest — people have no idea the power that compound interest really has.” [Steve says, exactly!]
John Bogle says: “Money: Master the Game will be a huge help to investors…Tony Robbins dropped by my office for a 40-minute appointment that lasted for four hours. It was the most provocative, probing interview of my long career, a reaction shared, I’m sure, by the other souls with strong investment values and sharp financial minds who populate this fine book. This book will enlighten you and reinforce your understanding of how to master the money game and, in the long run, earn you financial freedom.”
— John C. Bogle, Founder, the Vanguard Group and the Vanguard Index Funds.
Click here for the USA Today article on his new book. http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2014/12/09/tony-robbins-money-book/19278963/
Click Here for the Bogleheads’ comments of Robbins’ new personal finance book.
Robbins is donating all of the profits of this book in addition to a personal donation to feed 50 million meals to people in need this year through Feeding America, a hunger-relief charity.
If anybody has read Tony’s book, please comment.