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    Money: How Much Is Enough
    Money: How Much Is Enough
    Money: How Much Is Enough
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    Money: How Much Is Enough

    By William T. Gillion, Sr

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    Money - How much is Enough, was written to help to learn from Experience things not learned in school. It will help people from all levels of income, but, it will help people move from low pay to high and higher pay levels. It explains what to do and what not to do to increase your income level. Why should you settle for less? It also explains when money stops being a blessing and becomes a curse unless it is used for the right cause. You choose the amount that is right for you. It is your choice!

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    PublisherWilliam T. Gillion, Sr
    Release dateSep 8, 2017
    ISBN9781370345335
    Money: How Much Is Enough
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    William T. Gillion, Sr

    William T Gillion, Sr. is semi-retired and has owned several businesses and has sold most of them for retirement. I wanted to share information gained through my businesses. This book will help anyone that wants to improve their life style.Why should you stay stuck in a low income when you can choose the life style you want for you and your family. Read this book to understand what you can do to live better and have the income you need to provide a better life for your family. The choice is yours. Only you control your future. No one can hold you back if you are willing to do what it takes.

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      Money - William T. Gillion, Sr

      Money How Much is Enough

      Copyright 2017 William T Gillion, Sr.

      Published by William Gillion at Smashwords

      Thank you for downloading this ebook. This book remains the copyrighted property of the author, and may not be redistributed to others for commercial or non-commercial purposes. If you enjoyed this book, please encourage your friends to download their own copy from their favorite retailer. Thank you for your support.

      This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information in regard to the subject matter covered. It is sold with the understanding that the writer is not engaged in rendering professional services. If professional advice or other expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional person should be sought.

      Table of Contents

      The Reason For This Book

      Chapter 1 - First Things First

      Chapter 2 - You Must Live Below Your Means

      Chapter 3 - What is a Job

      Chapter 4 - Where do I Start

      Chapter 5 - How do I Improve My Life Style

      Chapter 6 - How do I Make More Money

      Chapter 7 - How to Keep More of Your Money

      Chapter 8 - How to Keep Good Records

      Chapter 9 - How to Always Know Your Net Worth

      Chapter 10 - A Warning About Your Money

      Chapter 11 - Why Most Businesses Fail

      Chapter 12 - How to Avoid Setbacks

      Chapter 13 - How to be Lead by Your Faith in God

      About the Author

      THE REASON FOR THIS BOOK

      We talk a lot about the educational opportunity in America, but the fact is that America is far behind many countries in this world.

      As I view the lives of Americans, I see that we live in the greatest land of opportunity in the world and yet we do not know how to take advantage of the opportunities we have.

      I watch children when they are born and in a few months they are filled with questions. Every thing around them is a mystery and they are busy searching for answers. If you continue watching them you will see how creative they are. They will find a way to do almost anything they choose to do.

      By the time they are ready for school, they are busy talking, searching and finding answers.

      But the first thing they are told in school is that we do not talk unless we are asked a question, we do not look for answers, they will be told what they can and can not do. They are required to stop thinking for their self and that they will be told what to do.

      Don’t get me wrong, they must learn to work and play as a team, but, if they don’t give in soon; they are put on medicine to control them and break their will.

      Many children find something to do in class because they are so far ahead of the other class members, they are bored.

      By the time they graduate, they have been broken and are no longer able to think on their own and must be told by someone else what and when to do things.

      There are about 2% of the children that survive school and still have a creative spirit in them. They are the ones that are able to see ideas and see value in things that others do not see. They become our leaders and hold top positions because they can still think for themselves.

      This is where our inventers come from.

      I think it is strange that only about 2.5% of Americans are in the upper income group that are able to earn $100,000.00 dollars or more.

      We encourage our youths to go to school and get an education so they can get a good job, but many graduate from high school and if you ask them what their plans are they will say I guess I will get me a job, or they will say I guess I will go to college. When you ask the ones that say I will get a job, what type of job do you plan to get, they don’t have any idea. When you ask the ones that say they are going to college, they don’t know what they want to do or to study.

      Even though many of our schools are doing a good job, I find it strange that high school and college graduates do not know anything about finances or even how to balance a check book.

      I know that you can study finance, if you choose to work in this field, but everyone will need to be able to handle their finances. Many young people ruin their credit ratings because they don’t know how to protect them.

      I also think it is strange that many businesses are started by people that did not graduate. This some time is a blessing because many times the things we learn, keeps us from being successful. We have to forget many things we learned and learn things that we never learned to be successful.

      How can someone that is not successful teach us how to become successful? If you want to learn, you must find someone that has already reached success.

      You can earn the amount of money you want, but the question is;

      HOW MUCH MONEY IS ENOUGH

      ? ? ? ? ?

      CHAPTER 1 - FIRST THINGS FIRST

      What would it profit a man if he should gain the whole world and lose his own soul? St. Mark 8:36

      There are many things more important than money!

      MONEY

      It can buy a House…….………..But not a Home

      It can buy a Bed……....…………..But not Sleep

      It can buy a Clock……....………...But not Time

      It can buy you a Book….......But not Knowledge

      It can buy you a

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