Extended Summary Of Money: Master The Game - By Tony Robbins

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOKIf you are preoccupied by your future and therefore would like to learn how to better manage your economy, then this is the book for you, as it will teach you the best advice of the great masters who dominate the financial world. Economic freedom is within your reach through seven steps that will show you how you can control money to make it work for you. No matter what stage of life you are in, whether you're a young entrepreneur just starting your business or if you are a person who wants to enjoy his retirement shortly, here you will find the guide that you need to learn to save and invest according to your needs.The author, Tony Robbins, is a high-performance trainer who has gathered the experience of fifty investment experts to teach you how to accumulate money investing little and earning a lot, while reducing risks. You will also learn the benefits that charity can bring you, among other practices. Although it may seem complicated, in the end you may realize that managing your money is a basic matter of common sense.In fact, it is a guarantee that, if you manage to make intelligent decisions regarding your investments, it is likely that you should not worry about working ever more in your life. However, before achieving this dream you must not allow your money to remain static, if you want to multiply it you have to move it, as if it were a muscle that you must exercise to work to its full potential.INTRODUCTIONThe methods of the great entrepreneurs and all those who have worked hard to enrich themselves come from experience and discipline. Their life stories are not exempt from mistakes and failures, but all this information regarding investments and successful profits can be summarized in seven steps we can learn to achieve our own achievements.This is the current scenario: after working for an average of thirty years, we must be prepared to sustain ourselves economically throughout a retirement that will last more or less the same, since the average life has increased since the Great Depression from the age of 62 to 92 or 97 years of age. That is why saving for retirement presents a great challenge and it is wise to place it as an objective goal to reach financial wealth.In spite of the above, in the United States less than half of the population has some type of financial plan that allows them to save or invest, because there is a huge distrust of the markets and a lack of faith in the capacity of our income to generate any kind of movement with money. However, the experience of the experts indicates that one must be daring to be willing to invest at least fifteen percent of our economy.It is normal to feel fear and desire to surrender to that inner voice that tells us it's better to go down the safer road. In short, the management of our financial situation requires a strong emotional component that we must learn to dominate so as not to become demoralized when encountering certain challenges, for example, believing that our savings are not such a great thing if we learn that a friend is saving twice as much. The world of investments is intimidating, but the key is never to give up.