Wealthy Soul by James Rachor
Endorsements for the author are starting this book. Story starts out with realizing the amount of days he has left and what to do with the years left, or hours.
Other people have left their seat for others...
Wealth to some it's about what high priced items you have at home. Wealthy soul is about a concept with different definitions. Harry Springer is his mentor and is defined in this book with his initials. He's been through so much, world wide.
The number 7 starts off the concept. Find 7 close friends, find fulfillment, helping others, daily tasks... Wealthy souls are good at one thing, at least. They are leaders and don't worry about failing. They turn into mentors.
Like how if you only had 24 hours left to live you'd let all the post it notes go by the way side. Some days are the same everyday you go to work. Someday island, been there, done that and we loved. Never thought it'd happen but we were in a rut and losing on expenditures for our house. Sold house for 6x the amount we paid and moved south to be near family. Then invited daughter and her family to live there also and it's all in place and we all love it. Keeping us younger as we have a live in grandson and feel so at peace.
Like how HS has his notes that he injects into the conversation from time to time. So knowledgeable: Insights into your next step.
Map your future. Someday island, never heard that phrase but makes sense to move on. I read a lot so educated myself about finance and we are doing great so it's not a worry at all. Love chapters about relation, coaches as we need them from time to time and mentors and new people in our lifes.
This book covers all of that and so much more.
Chapters are summarized at the very end of the book.
Other key terms are defined at the end and which chapters cater to them.
Ends with author bio and so much of his life was dedicated to religion.
Great read.
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