RICH DAD, SPIRITUAL DAD!: The Secret World of Wealth

What if the wealthy see something the rest of us were never taught to see?RICH DAD, SPIRITUAL DAD! - The Secret World of Wealth opens the door to a fascinating world where wealth, wisdom, faith, and financial strategy intersect.In 39 short, powerful chapters, author Charles Aaron N Green explores surprising ways the wealthy think about money, assets, credit, real estate, art, wine, trusts, debt, taxes, time, family, inheritance, and opportunity.Why would someone spend thousands of dollars on a bottle of wine?Why would a wealthy person borrow money when they already have millions?Why can a painting be more than something hanging on a wall?Why might houses, trusts, credit cards, horses-and even debt-become part of a wealth strategy?The answers reveal something much bigger:The wealthy often see beyond what something appears to be and recognize what it can become.And that is remarkably close to faith.Scripture describes faith as "the evidence of things not seen." Before wealth appears in the natural, someone first has to see the possibility: an idea, an opportunity, a strategy-something invisible to everyone else until someone has the faith, wisdom, and understanding to bring it into view.Throughout the book, practical wealth lessons are paired with carefully selected Scripture and brief spiritual insights, revealing the deeper wisdom behind the financial principles.This is not a complicated financial textbook.It is short. Simple. Spiritual. Surprising.It was written to make you stop and ask:"Wait... the wealthy can do that?"And then:"Why was I never taught this?"From leveraging assets and recognizing hidden value to protecting an inheritance and thinking differently about debt, ownership, opportunity, and time, RICH DAD, SPIRITUAL DAD! challenges readers to reconsider what wealth really is-and how it begins.Because perhaps the greatest secret of wealth isn't simply learning how wealthy people make money.Perhaps it is learning how to SEE what they see.The door is open.And once you see it-you can't unsee it.