Guest Post with Tammy Gruber

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Meet a Mompreneur!
This is Tammy Gruber – a great woman, an amazing mom, and a laser-focused business coach.   She just finished reading one of the best books on wealth and wealth creation ever written.  And now that she is a mompreneur – with a rock solid home-based business, she gets to apply what she is learning and finally jump out and win the money game.  I am so excited for Tammy and her family.  Here is a picture of Tammy and her son Daniel who happens to be one of the best BMX bike riders in his age group.

Tammy Gruber and son Daniel

Tammy Gruber and son Daniel


Enjoy this book review of Rich Dad/Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.   Well done Tammy – keep up the good work!
Success to you!
– Drew

Thanks, Drew!
So, if there is one book in the entire universe that everyone should read YESTERDAY, it’s Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T Kiyosaki.  Not only should you read and re-read it a few times, it is your obligation as a parent, friend, sibling, etc… to share it with everyone you love.  As a parent, if you do not share this book with your children you may be setting them up for financial failure!!!  They will learn more about life and money in this book than they will learn in any school or college.  So how many of you are financially where you want to be on a scale of 1-10 ,10 being the highest?  Come on, be 100% honest here.  If you are in a JOB (just over broke), then you fit into the poor and middle class work-for-money category.  If you are at a 10 or above on your financial scale, then you are rich, and you have your money work for you!  Hmmmmm, could you have hit me over the head with that about 20 years ago????  Shoulda, coulda, woulda…. WILL!!!!  I guess the saying “When the teacher appears, the student is ready” applies here and now.
One A-HA moment from this book:  a JOB is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.  Most continue working for two reasons:  self inflicted fear and ignorance.  Learn to USE your emotions to THINK, not THINK with your emotions.  Opportunities are ALWAYS in front of you.  Most people never see opportunities because they are too busy looking for money and security, ultimately at a mediocre level at best.  Unfortunately, they get what they think is money and security but they never see the opportunity that could land them MONEY and SECURITY!  The moment you see ONE opportunity you will see them for the rest of your life!
As Robert Kiyosaki states in his book “Rich people aquire assets. The poor people aquire liabilites, but think they are assets.”   HMMMMM… Use your emotions to THINK about that for a minute or two.
My biggest A-HA:  avoidance.  I have kept myself soooo busy trying to avoid the reality of fianancial issues.  Kiyosaki calls it the most common form of “laziness”.  Laziness by staying busy…. HMMMMM.  Not any more, baby!  My busy, lazy schedule is now busy – asset aquiring, liability reducing busy!!!!
Oh yeah, you HAVE TO have a bigger reason than your current reality.  If not, don’t waste your lazy, busy self.  Time to buy the book and READ IT!!!

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  • Dr Nicole Kafka September 13, 2009 at 6:28 pm

    I agree this is a great, important book. If you read it and really attend, you can change your world view and your life. Great review, Tammy – extremely well-written, charming, from the heart and on point!

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  • Dr Nicole Kafka September 13, 2009 at 10:28 pm

    I agree this is a great, important book. If you read it and really attend, you can change your world view and your life. Great review, Tammy – extremely well-written, charming, from the heart and on point!

    Reply
  • Michael Gruber September 14, 2009 at 4:29 pm

    As the spouse of one and father of the other, I’ll let you guess who I’m talking about, this book has helped our lives deeper than just financialy. Financial issues are often a HUGE strain on relationships. You owe it to the relationships with yourself, your significant other and your family to read this book. C’mon, it’s one book – what’s the worst that can happen if you read it?
    There’s a good chance you’ll be passing it on to the rest of the family when you’ve finished – It’s that good!!!

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  • Michael Gruber September 14, 2009 at 12:29 pm

    As the spouse of one and father of the other, I’ll let you guess who I’m talking about, this book has helped our lives deeper than just financialy. Financial issues are often a HUGE strain on relationships. You owe it to the relationships with yourself, your significant other and your family to read this book. C’mon, it’s one book – what’s the worst that can happen if you read it?
    There’s a good chance you’ll be passing it on to the rest of the family when you’ve finished – It’s that good!!!

    Reply
  • Drew September 15, 2009 at 1:44 am

    Nicole and Tammy …. glad you are on my team. Let’s go help people unerstand the principals of Rich Dad/Poor Dad – what the rich teach there kids and what the rich do on pay day…. rather then the opposite. Thanks ladies for all you do.

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  • Drew September 14, 2009 at 9:44 pm

    Nicole and Tammy …. glad you are on my team. Let’s go help people unerstand the principals of Rich Dad/Poor Dad – what the rich teach there kids and what the rich do on pay day…. rather then the opposite. Thanks ladies for all you do.

    Reply