Direct Pointing to Real Wealth: Thomas J. Elpel's Field Guide to Money
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| Rating | : | 4.43 (505 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1892784084 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 186 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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Direct Pointing to Real Wealth was inspired by Tom's interest in nature and his desire to show that it is more profitable to work with the environment rather than against it. . Prosperity on an income of less than $15,000 a year? Tom Elpel proved that anyone can still live the American Dream-- to own a quality home free and clear of a mo
Elpel is just another motivational speaker with a hint of infomercial guru con J. Murray While I appreciate some of the information in Elpel's books. Let me make shed some insight on what I think of Elpel's inner motivations.Combine Kevin Trudeau and Tony Robbins. Both men show deep compassion for the things they talk about. But the bottom line for both men is the same. Money. Because without that motivation, they wouldn't waste their time. How do I know this? Because if it weren't true, they wouldn't be selling it. Over and over and over again. What do you get when combining the two? Elpel. He constantly. A thoughtful look at money and the world A Customer Thomas Elpel's book covers a broad span of topics, from do-it-yourself skills around the house and garden to international economic theory and practice, but its core message is that many people seem to plan their lives backwards. They go out to make money without first thinking about how to spend it to make themselves secure and happy, or how their work might hurt the environment and other people. Elpel proposes that we first decide what we want in life, including material wants, then work toward those things as goals. Textbook more than Field Guide I am reviewing this book from the viewpoint of a person who is on a very limited income. I must say that I was quite excited about the possibilities this book had to offer after reading some articles related to the subject on the Hollowtop website. Those articles were very well written, and had some advice that was helpful to someone like me dealing with extremely limited funds. Reading those, and thinking that they were a taste of what was to come, I decided to buy the book.Sadly, those articles were much better writ
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All living organisms consume energy, modify resources from the environment and produce waste. In Direct Pointing to Real Wealth author Thomas J. Elpel demonstrates that it is inevitable that we will create an ecologically sustainable economy. In order to create a truly sustainable economy we must mimic the ecosystem so that the waste of every household and business becomes resource inputs to other enterprises and the only waste produced is diffuse, low-grade heat from renewable resources like solar. Break through perceived limitations to discover a world of prosperity and abu