Are You Being Seduced into Debt?: Break Free and Build a Financially Secure Future The hidden cause, as John Cummuta demonstrates, is what he calls the "Coalition of Four," a subtle combination of marketplace forces focused on seducing American income earners into first spending all they make…and then spe
| TITLE | : | Are You Being Seduced into Debt?: Break Free and Build a Financially Secure Future |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.63 (693 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0785263306 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Hardcover |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 304 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2004-03-25 |
| GENRE | : |
Studies have shown that 96 percent of Americans fail to achieve financial independence by the age of 65. The number one reason cited? The inability to delay gratification. The hidden cause, as John Cummuta demonstrates, is what he calls the "Coalition of Four," a subtle combination of marketplace forces focused on seducing American income earners into first spending all they make…and then spending far beyond what they make by using debt. The Coalition preys on this human weakness to systematically siphon most of the money Americans earn into Coalition coffers. Made up of Merchants, the Advertising Industry, Media, and the Credit Industry, the Coalition works synergistically to create a sense of need, prey on our naiveté, appeal to our pride, and offer us an "easy" way to afford it all.But the reality is we can't afford it all…at least not e
EDITORIAL :
About the AuthorJohn Cummuta is the author of the best-selling Transforming Debt into Wealth® system, the Debt-FREE & Prosperous Living® Basic Course, and the Wealth Machine™ business startup system. He is a popular financial and small business seminar leader. Since 1991, Cummuta has been a tireless voice for the stress-free and option-filled life of complete debt-freedom. Through his seminars, books, audio and videotapes, and computer software, he has helped countless families get out of debt and begin to build new, financially free lives.
REVIEW :
People who quite like Freud, however, might not like this book so much. Well worth the read!. Even if you don't suffer serious side effects, coming off ephedrine will leave you with very low energy levels. The book spends a good deal of its just-over-200 pages on that event.
The parts I liked best were the bits we haven't heard so much before: Branca's youth as a boy of Italian-Hungarian descent in a multicultural neighborhood in New York City, then in Mount Vernon, NY, near the Big Apple. Not a completely useless book, but the publishers were too lazy to do what would have been really useful, which is to provide translations of the essays or explanations (yeah, that would require translation into English, Korean, and Chinese; well, if ASK cannot do this, maybe they should reconsider their educational/publishing mission). Favor, Rudy Wiedoeft, Sousa, Walter B. I looked some th


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