There are many books written for individuals who are seeking to build wealth, but when you reach the point of impressive success and multiple commas to your name, you may be reliant on your inner circle with your decisions about money. You feel you have control, but you are just a few mistakes away from sacrificing everything. This book is written for you, and in it you will find out the things you are missing, no matter how diversified your portfolio is or what you think you know about money. When you know the rules of how your wealth really works and the ideas and strategies within, you will be able to build and protect it, not just have success for a moment.
Introducing "Money Rules: 9 Rules to Massive Wealth" by Harry Abrahamsen — an innovative and game changing exploration of finance that challenges conventional wisdom and provides fresh insights into the world of money. With over two decades of experience in the finance industry, Abrahamsen, a seasoned business owner, devoted father, loving husband, and proud grandfather, brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. In an era dominated by headlines about banks and financial institutions, "Money Rules" stands out by offering unconventional ideas and strategies that defy the norm.
The journey begins with the opening chapter, "Money is Not Math and Math is Not Money," setting the stage for a transformative exploration into the art of accumulating and preserving wealth. "Money Rules" goes beyond the ordinary financial advice books. It introduces a comprehensive mindset tailored for individuals aspiring to attain massive wealth. By unraveling the true workings of money, this book equips you with the essential tools and insights needed to construct and safeguard your wealth for the long haul, transcending the fleeting successes often associated with finances.
Harry Abrahamsen is one of the leading financial strategists in personal financial economics. He received his Bachelor of Science in Marketing with a minor in Finance from the University of Tampa in Florida. Post graduation, Harry helped build a family business from the ground up. After ten successful years, Harry sought a more challenging career path and started Abrahamsen Financial Group. As a result, he was accepted into a three-year executive, entrepreneurial leadership program, The Birthing of Giants, at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, with 60 other top entrepreneurs from around the world. During this time, he also served on the Young Entrepreneur's Organization of New York board of directors. He was the Bill Trimble Award recipient for the Entrepreneurs' Organization New York Chapter for Worldwide Growth.
