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Financial Freedom

Creating True Wealth Now

by Suze Orman
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With her usual thought-provoking style that combines humor, practical advice, and inspiration, Suze Orman will guide you through the steps to financial freedom.
These steps will not only give you knowledge about how to handle your money, but will also help you break through the barriers and obstacles that keep you from having and being more. Financial freedom is far more than balancing your checkbook or picking the right investments. It’s when your self worth and your net worth are one, so that you can take action to live a life of true wealth.

Financial freedom is your birthright—each and every one of you can be masters of your own financial destiny. No matter what financial situation you may be in, Suze will show you that your future is rich with possibility—and with careful planning, you can turn that possibility into a reality.

Suze Orman has lectured widely throughout the United States and South Africa, helping people change the way they think about money. She is a Certified Financial Planner® professional and the author of the #1 New York Times bestselling books The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom and The Courage to Be Rich, as well as the national bestseller You’’ve Earned It, Don’’t Lose It.

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  • Release date

    April 5, 2005

  • Formats

    • OverDrive Listen audiobook

      • ISBN: 1401909345
      • File size: 138215 KB
      • Duration: 04:47:56

  • Languages

    • English

  • Reviews

    • AudioFile Magazine
      Orman's program combines studio narratives with seminar recordings and is, word for word, one of the most effective programs on the subject I've heard. Her advice on growing and preserving money is succinct and directive. But the biggest value here is in two compassionately explained messages: our relationships with people should come before money or belongings, and you only attract and hold money in your life if you respect it and believe you are deserving of it. She tells you whom not to trust, how to trust yourself, how and when to give money away, how to manage fear and insecurity, and how to maintain a spiritual identity that transcends the amount of money you have. Good money decisions come from a "knowing" that, if grounded in connection with our best interests and highest good, will always serve us well. T.W. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine
    • Publisher's Weekly

      July 1, 2002
      Financial guru Orman, bestselling author of The Road to Wealth, offers a program aimed at helping listeners achieve financial freedom. The tapes combine Orman speaking in the studio with excerpts from her seminars. While Orman does offer practical advice along the lines of using dollar-cost averaging to buy mutual funds and reducing debt, much of her counsel focuses on the psychological hold of money. Orman believes that everyone's attitudes about money come from their childhood; she discusses her father's hard luck, including twice losing his business to arson. Feeling shame about affluence or watching a parent waste money on luxuries invariably impacts people's ability to save, spend or invest, says Orman. Having control over one's life often leads to an abundance of money. On the other hand, for example, when a person is out of work, everything seems to go bad—he or she can't get job interviews, friends stop calling, etc. Orman is open about her own life's successes and failures. She explains how she started working as a broker, without any financial background, simply because she desperately needed an income and a large brokerage firm needed to hire women to fulfill a quota. Orman also discusses losing her business when an assistant took all her office records, bank accounts and clients. There's no doubt Orman is engaging, and her up-front approach is less assaulting on audio than video. Her anecdotes are usually interesting and she easily explains complicated financial formulas so that any listener will understand them.

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  • OverDrive Listen audiobook

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  • English

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