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— Ben Stein, economist, writer, actor, commentator, and author of How to Ruin Your Financial Life
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Having been trapped by my family’s circumstances, I learned to be resilient and believe in myself. I create financial choice to help increase abundance in people’s lives. When you have financial security and freedom, you have the power to create the life you want.
Whether I’m hosting a workshop or educating investors, I believe in leading with humility, encouragement and mentorship first.
My money philosophy is grounded in doing good; it’s not about greed. When you have built significant wealth and achieved financial security, you have the rare and incredible ability to bring positive change to people’s lives. It’s about generosity, selflessness and integrity — core beliefs that are central to who I am.
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Many of the nation’s most reputable media outlets have called on me to provide my insight, perspective and opinion on the issues affecting investors today.
“The greatest word in wealth creation, in my opinion, is choice.”
It is important to get back to money basics and know how much cash one has and precisely how it is being used. Once that is established you can structure a financial plan, set financial goals, and decide how you would like to invest your money. Reconnecting with your money and having an accountability system is what is needed to have financial success.
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Wealthy by Design: A 5-Step Plan for Financial Security by Kimberly Foss ranked 7th in the “Advice, How-To & Miscellaneous” category of the New York Times Best Seller list on July 7, 2013, which can be accessed directly here. The designation of Kimberly Foss as a New York Times best-selling author is derived from this appearance. This recognition pertains to one particular category of the New York Times Best Seller list and refers to one specific point in time (ranking on weekly list reflect sales for the week ending June 21, 2013). The citation of the book on the New York Times list is not owned or controlled by Empyrion Wealth Management.
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