Drowning in Debt? Wondering How to Grow Rich? The economy continues to have ups and downs and is still, to a great extent, recovering from the pandemic, which put millions of companies out of business. Now, we're in a massive wave of layouts from the tech industry, pharmaceutical companies, and national retailers that are hitting people in the pocketbook. Even those who previously held 6-figure jobs are struggling to find employment in an extremely competitive market. Baby boomer retirees are forced to find part-time jobs immediately after retiring. People are struggling financially. Duncan MacLeod offers the tips and tricks that he learned to go from poverty and couch surfing to a life of prosperity. It reads like your kind and wise friend offering you helpful tips and a lot of common sense. With Duncan's guidance, you, too, can have an abundant life! • Wealth is not a big salary or your possessions; wealth is when your money earns money • 10% of all you earn is yours to KEEP (not spend) • Freeze your credit cards in a Tupperware bowl of water • Be grateful for your bills - somebody trusted you. Duncan MacLeod is an author, publisher, filmmaker, and musician who was born and raised in Northern California. He holds an MBA from the University of Southern California (USC). In his financial coaching practice, he has developed an approach to wealth building for anyone, from broke artists and authors to those nearing retirement. He lives in Los Angeles, CA.
Becca Anderson comes from a long line of preachers and teachers from Ohio and Kentucky. The teacher side of her family led her to become a woman's studies scholar and the author of The Book of Awesome Women. An avid collector of meditations, prayers and blessings, she helps run a "Gratitude and Grace Circle" that meets monthly at homes, churches and bookstores in the San Francisco Bay Area where she currently resides. Becca Anderson credits her spiritual practice with helping her recover from cancer and wants to share this with anyone who is facing difficulty in their life. She is the author of Think Happy to Stay Happy and Every Day Thankful.
