Inspired by Samuel Blankson Books on Destroying Debt and Financial Freedom
November 16, 2005 by
Like all other writers out there, I am always on the lookout for encouraging and inspirational stories of real life success. Especially of self-publishers, it always motivates me to see a person who believed in their book and swam upstream to make it happen. Today's encouragement came in
the form of Samuel Blankson books.
I was roaming around Lulu.com, one of my favorite places to browse for new authors when I stumbled upon Samuel Blankson. Books, books, books; they just kept scrolling down my screen. There were more than twenty! And more than that, there were songs and calendars when the books finally stopped.
Of course, I needed to investigate a little further before deciding if this would be my bona fide inspirational story of the day. So I took a look at the list. Here, I'll give you a look too:
*How To Destroy Your Debts
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 1
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 2
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 3
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 4
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 5
* Living The Ultimate Truth, 2nd Edition
* Developing Personal Integrity, 2nd Edition
* The Guide To Real Estate Investing
*Asset Allocation The Key to Financial Success
* Making Money With Funds
* How To Make A Fortune On The Stock Markets
* How To Make A Fortune With Options Trading
* Tax Avoidance A Practical Guide For UK Residents
* The Ultimate Guide To Offshore Tax Havens
* How To Win At Online Roulette
* How To Win At Greyhound Betting
* The Ultimate Greyhound Betting System
* Attitude
*Investing In En Primeur Wine
*Eight Steps To Success
*Taking Action
*Planning and Goal Setting For Personal Success
*Sixty Original Song Lyrics
I began randomly popping from book to book, looking for signs of satisfied customers, and sure enough I found some. Lots of them. Here's what one happy reader had to say about "How to Destroy Your Debts":
I was roaming around Lulu.com, one of my favorite places to browse for new authors when I stumbled upon Samuel Blankson. Books, books, books; they just kept scrolling down my screen. There were more than twenty! And more than that, there were songs and calendars when the books finally stopped.
Of course, I needed to investigate a little further before deciding if this would be my bona fide inspirational story of the day. So I took a look at the list. Here, I'll give you a look too:
*How To Destroy Your Debts
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 1
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 2
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 3
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 4
* The Practical Guide To Total Financial Freedom: Volume 5
* Living The Ultimate Truth, 2nd Edition
* Developing Personal Integrity, 2nd Edition
* The Guide To Real Estate Investing
*Asset Allocation The Key to Financial Success
* Making Money With Funds
* How To Make A Fortune On The Stock Markets
* How To Make A Fortune With Options Trading
* Tax Avoidance A Practical Guide For UK Residents
* The Ultimate Guide To Offshore Tax Havens
* How To Win At Online Roulette
* How To Win At Greyhound Betting
* The Ultimate Greyhound Betting System
* Attitude
*Investing In En Primeur Wine
*Eight Steps To Success
*Taking Action
*Planning and Goal Setting For Personal Success
*Sixty Original Song Lyrics
I began randomly popping from book to book, looking for signs of satisfied customers, and sure enough I found some. Lots of them. Here's what one happy reader had to say about "How to Destroy Your Debts":
You need to be involved with cash flow AND growth investments to create true, lasting wealth. Parking your hard-earned money in one place, like the stock market, and praying that it increases, is the riskiest path of all.
By The Debtonator | Published 5/9/2007 | Read more »
Your current financial situation is not necessarily your fault. I'm sure that you are like most people and never were taught by family or the educational system about how credit works.
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The difference between secured and unsecured debt is with secured debt, property is used as collateral, such as your home or car. If you experience financial difficulty with your mortgage or car loan, the bank can foreclose on your home or repossess your car.
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People do not work for themselves to get rich; there's lots of research that disproves that common belief. Greed is rarely a motivation for taking the risk of free enterprise
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Please take what you learned here and use it as a base or a starting point to expand your search for new and different ways to live your life. There is only a short space available here but if you do some investigation, there is a wealth of information out there.
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This article will hightlight five ways to reduce your credit rating.
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