Family Finance Handbook

Becoming successful at managing your money begins with a commitment to follow financial principles. In doing so, certain areas of your life must be confronted in an honest, open and accurate manner. You must confront the following areas: A. spiritual B. attitudinal C. habitual D. practical E. personal Addressing only selective areas of your financial life will not bring you to a place of success. You must be willing to tackle each area and come face to face with the clear reality of your past decisions. This means developing a new determination to change past decisions and the adopting of new attitudes toward the management of your money. Only you can make a difference in your financial life. You can be successful at managing your money if you will begin to follow these principles. Author Rich Brott shows you how. Endorsed by: Dr. John C. Maxwell, Dr. David Yonggi Cho, Dr. Dick Eastman, Dr. Phil Pringle, and others