Stop Chopping Down Your Money Trees
Submitted by david on Thu, 09/04/2008 - 18:52.
Are You Concerned About the FINANCIAL CHAOS in Your Life RIGHT NOW?
Are you worrying about the chaos in the economy?
Do you see, hear, or feel your future spinning out of control?
Do you wake up feeling anxious about your day?
Are you observing your stocks, 401K and other financial assets being reduced to 50% or less in value?
"Take Control of Your Financial Well Being -
Move From CHAOS to SECURITY-Regardless of What Wall Street & the Economy is Doing!"
Do you wake up feeling anxious about your day?
Move From CHAOS to SECURITY-Regardless of What Wall Street & the Economy is Doing!"
Why I Wrote This Book?
In my financial services practice, I’ve seen countless people chop down their “money trees”—that is, they ignore, and in many cases destroy, what could potentially be their highest-yielding investments to chase fruitless opportunities. Sadly, they’ve been trained to do this through myths about money. Ironically, many of these myths originate from financial institutions. Sure, the institutions know how to make money—for themselves. Most traditional advice from those with vested interests is designed to contribute to the wealth of those giving the advice, often at the expense of those receiving it.
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"The truths of what David has shown us in working with him
for a number of years now, has become so painfully obvious in these
horrible economic times. Where with other investments David told us
not to do or be careful we have lost significant amounts, with David
our investments are safe and still yielding great rates of return
during this recession/depression whatever it is. I highly recommend
reading “Stop chopping down your money trees” it will change how you
think about money; it will change your life. More importantly if you
"As I read “Stop Chopping Down your money trees”, I thought
WOW, this is so clear so concise and seemingly so simple. How come
we are not taught these concepts anywhere else, concepts that teach
us how to make money work for us, not us work for money. David
explains that in his book, the answer is because everyone wants to
take our money from us. This is a great book; it will change your
life if you let it." Jennifer, Miami FL
“Stop chopping down your money trees” is a great read. I
thought oh yea another money book, but after reading it I could
actually apply the concepts that David was talking about in his
book. The story line is great, and please know that I want to be
“Stewart” and this book has shown me how, because I was “Spencer the
Spender” before. In just a few short months of reading this book and
having David coach and teach me, I have bought several properties
and made a nice profit on the first one! Thanks David you are a life
saver in this crazy recession we have going on right now!!
Tim, Aurora CO
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My intention is to shed some light on what true wealth is, how to gain it, how to enjoy it to the fullest, and how to keep more of it. I want to help you, the reader, maximize your financial prosperity by illuminating myths and fallacies and replacing them with empowering knowledge.
Your Money Trees
Growing and managing fruit trees takes patience and time, money, and dedicated effort. It also takes in-depth knowledge of various techniques and strategies, which can only be learned through years of education. An orchard owner must know as much as possible about the entire process, from preparing the earth and planting seeds, cultivating, growing, and protecting his trees, to harvesting and preserving his trees, in order to maximize his production.
Becoming wealthy is similar to tending fruit trees. Every one of us is given an “orchard” to tend, or “fruit trees” to tend, cultivate, and make grow. In other words, we all have resources that can be taken care of for our benefit, if we know how to utilize them properly. How well we take care of the resources that we already have determines what we receive in the future, or what is taken away because of abuse and/or neglect.
For example, if you fail to take care of your car by performing routine maintenance, changing the oil regularly, fixing the brakes and other components as needed, clean the car, etc., the car will soon break down and wear out, and you will lose it as a resource. On the other hand, if you take good care of it, the car will last longer, perform better, and when it’s time to get a new one your trade-in value will be greater. The things you manage with wise stewardship grow, and the things you abuse and neglect are taken away from you.
To get back to the analogy, your “prosperity orchard” represents your resources, both internal, intangible resources and material resources. Your internal resources are things such as your unique perspective, talents and abilities, thoughts and habits, preferences, character and integrity, faith, etc. They include the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of your bodies and lives. They are the sum total of who you are as an individual. In the insurance industry, the term “human life value” is used to identify the income potential of an individual. For our purposes throughout this book, we will refer to human life value as every aspect of your internal world, or who you are.
Obviously, those that take good care of their physical bodies through proper nutrition, regular exercise, and adequate sleep enjoy greater health, energy, and stamina than those who do not. When you read good books regularly, your knowledge and ability to think are increased, and when you fail to stretch yourself mentally, your mental abilities are reduced. Being a wise steward over your human life value helps it to grow and makes you more valuable to others.
Your external and material resources include everything from real estate, cars, and other material possessions to products, tools, and relationships. Your internal resources are who you are; your external resources are what you have. Just as with your human life value resources, your external resources must also be taken care of if you wish them to increase. To create a rich money harvest, you must tend your resources—your money trees—with care and diligence. This book will show you how to do that, from start to finish.
for a number of years now, has become so painfully obvious in these
horrible economic times. Where with other investments David told us
not to do or be careful we have lost significant amounts, with David
our investments are safe and still yielding great rates of return
during this recession/depression whatever it is. I highly recommend
reading “Stop chopping down your money trees” it will change how you
think about money; it will change your life. More importantly if you
can have David coach and teach you how to create safety in crazy
economic times do it." Josh Denver CO
WOW, this is so clear so concise and seemingly so simple. How come
we are not taught these concepts anywhere else, concepts that teach
us how to make money work for us, not us work for money. David
explains that in his book, the answer is because everyone wants to
take our money from us. This is a great book; it will change your
life if you let it." Jennifer, Miami FL
thought oh yea another money book, but after reading it I could
actually apply the concepts that David was talking about in his
book. The story line is great, and please know that I want to be
“Stewart” and this book has shown me how, because I was “Spencer the
Spender” before. In just a few short months of reading this book and
having David coach and teach me, I have bought several properties
and made a nice profit on the first one! Thanks David you are a life
saver in this crazy recession we have going on right now!!
Tim, Aurora CO
