Build Your Human Equity Line of Credit

The Secrets to Creating a Lifetime of Assets in Any Economy

De: Steven E Labroi

Narrado por: Tim Carper

Build Your Human Equity Line of Credit is not just about money, but also about the strategies before making money. You must begin with the end in mind. Most people still manage money with habits they established in their youth. Either we learned from our parents or we learned on our own. We are all taught to work for money, but not how to manage it. By the time we learn the need for growing money, time has escaped us and we are into the future.

Build Your Human Equity Line of Credit is a guide to create a "positively selfish" position on building a financial foundation on which you can stand. It may take a bit of sacrifice in learning, but as with any goal, you start off slow, address habits, and then, over time, you have a financial foundation and have developed strategies to grow your income. It will allow you to get through days, weeks, and years of life events and unforeseen circumstances during your lifetime, whether positive or negative. The goal is to create your best lifetime for you, your family, and generations to come.

©2018 Steven E. LaBroi (P)2018 Steven E. LaBroi

a very informative listen , inspiring ,a must have

loved it , it's a shame schools don't teach this in 1st grade , good stuff , the answer to poverty and the way to prosperity

A thought provoking book indeed

I appreciated reading this book in its entirety. The narrative was very good, clearly spoken. While over the years since childhood, I considered myself to be a good stewart of my funds,but after reading this book, I realized I've been missing a HuE-LOC.

Wonderful Wealth Tool

I loved this book! It's a much needed tool for accumulating wealth. Thanks, Mr. Labroi!

Basically a Commercial with Little Content

This book introduces a couple of concepts but directs you to speak to an agent after filling out a survey on website or directs you speakers. Not worth much in itself.

Not worth much

There’s really nothing here. And the author seems to have a semi-victim and poverty mindset.