"Lifemoney" Helping Individuals Create Both Financial Success and Personal Happiness
A new self-help title, “Lifemoney,” is putting a new spin on personal satisfaction. Within its pages, readers will find the secrets to creating precisely the amount of money they need to live the life they want… regardless of what that life looks like.
New York, NY, February 04, 2008 --(PR.com)-- A new book, “Lifemoney: The Proven System for Creating the Money You Need for the Life You Want,” is poised to give the self-help genre an invigorating makeover. Soon to be released by BenBella Books but currently available as an e-book download, the title takes a novel approach to personal success. Rather than focusing on get-rich-quick schemes or instantaneous paths to joy, “Lifemoney” challenges readers to first determine what they want from life. Only then does it set about helping them to harness the dollars they’ll need to bring that ideality to fruition. Happiness and wealth seekers who would like to make 2008 the year their personal dreams come true can learn more about “Lifemoney” online at http://www.BradTurk.com.
When it comes to achieving one’s dreams, “Lifemoney” author, Brad Turk, knows of what he speaks. A self-made millionaire before the age of 30, by implementing the attributes outlined in the book’s pages, Turk was able to rise through the ranks of self-formed business success time and time again. Now, within “Lifemoney’s” pages, he shares the strategies and planning he used to attain financial freedom.
Given entrepreneurial statistics, business success the likes of Turk’s is no easy feat. According to a study conducted by the Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy, “66 percent of [new] businesses remained open at least two years, 49.6 percent at least four years, and 39.5 percent at least six years. This means that just over 60 percent closed before reaching the six-year mark.” In a 2003 “Oswego County Business” article, Marge Randles, founder of The Practical Planner in Argyle, NY, painted an even dimmer picture: “After 10 years, only four percent of the original million business start-ups are still in business.”
Entrepreneurs, however, aren’t the only individuals who will benefit from reading “Lifemoney.” By illustrating the tools needed to become successful at whatever a person is trying to achieve—be it a million dollars, a new job, a new home, or a raise, “Lifemoney” teaches everyone how to realize their goals and become a happier person.
Turk explains the book this way: “’Lifemoney’ gives the reader a blueprint for success in all facets of life, not just monetary. Whether a housewife with a newborn baby who dreams about the perfect family, a musician who dreams of being a rock/Hip Hop star or an executive looking to ascend to the next level of career success, this book can help readers define their goals and set them on the straight and narrow path to accomplishing them.”
Personal satisfaction seekers can learn more about “Lifemoney” by visiting the author’s homepage online at http://www.BradTurk.com. Additional information about the boot and its unique approach to self help can be obtained by contacting Brad Turk at (917) 449-9959.
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When it comes to achieving one’s dreams, “Lifemoney” author, Brad Turk, knows of what he speaks. A self-made millionaire before the age of 30, by implementing the attributes outlined in the book’s pages, Turk was able to rise through the ranks of self-formed business success time and time again. Now, within “Lifemoney’s” pages, he shares the strategies and planning he used to attain financial freedom.
Given entrepreneurial statistics, business success the likes of Turk’s is no easy feat. According to a study conducted by the Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy, “66 percent of [new] businesses remained open at least two years, 49.6 percent at least four years, and 39.5 percent at least six years. This means that just over 60 percent closed before reaching the six-year mark.” In a 2003 “Oswego County Business” article, Marge Randles, founder of The Practical Planner in Argyle, NY, painted an even dimmer picture: “After 10 years, only four percent of the original million business start-ups are still in business.”
Entrepreneurs, however, aren’t the only individuals who will benefit from reading “Lifemoney.” By illustrating the tools needed to become successful at whatever a person is trying to achieve—be it a million dollars, a new job, a new home, or a raise, “Lifemoney” teaches everyone how to realize their goals and become a happier person.
Turk explains the book this way: “’Lifemoney’ gives the reader a blueprint for success in all facets of life, not just monetary. Whether a housewife with a newborn baby who dreams about the perfect family, a musician who dreams of being a rock/Hip Hop star or an executive looking to ascend to the next level of career success, this book can help readers define their goals and set them on the straight and narrow path to accomplishing them.”
Personal satisfaction seekers can learn more about “Lifemoney” by visiting the author’s homepage online at http://www.BradTurk.com. Additional information about the boot and its unique approach to self help can be obtained by contacting Brad Turk at (917) 449-9959.
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