Eli Inkrot

"obstacles" and more. Yet we choose not to achieve financial satisfaction. Said differently, woe is not you. It is true that additional money might temporarily alleviate your financial strain, but by no means will it create a lasting solution. This book - taken as a step-by-step guide on how to think about common financial situations - looks to emphasize four important areas. Perhaps instead of a "money problem" you have an "awareness problem" in which case the aptly named first step "Gaining Awareness" would apply. Maybe you have an "information problem" whereby the second step "Building Your Financial Foundation" will surely provide assistance. Imaginably you have a "motivation problem," but don't get discouraged we will soon boost your confidence in the third step of "Investing." Finally, it is conceivable that even if you have conquered the lingering financial problems of "awareness, information and motivation" it is still likely that you have a "thinking problem." In the concluding step "Realize You Are Holding You Back" we will dispel this imaginary impediment. I can assure you that the work you put into this endeavor will be both fundamental and worthwhile. Let's begin.