Isbn: 9798190025644 - why the poor stay poor: the hidden barriers to wealth and how to break the cycle (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Poverty isn't just about having less money-it's about a lack of opportunities, safety nets, and resources.Why do hard-working people often remain stuck in financial instability Why does a steady job rarely guarantee long-term wealth And how can someone starting from zero build true, lasting financial independence In Beyond the Paycheck, educator Dr. M. S. Deore breaks down the complex mechanics of poverty, employment, and wealth creation into clear, actionable insights. Moving beyond basic budgeting advice, this comprehensive guide explores the structural and personal factors that shape our economic lives.Inside this book, you will discover: - The True Nature of Poverty: Why starting points, inherited assets, and opportunity gaps matter more than income alone.- Turning Assets into Income: Practical ways to convert unused household resources and family skills into recurring revenue streams.- The Employment Trap: How to treat a job as a tool for capital growth rather than your final destination.- Business & Reinvestment Strategy: How to evaluate calculated risks, manage debt, and use EMIs and reinvestment to multiply your wealth.- The Global Perspective: How education, healthcare, government policies, and international systems impact personal prosperity.- Intellectual Capital: How your ideas, skills, and creative thinking can be turned into protected, income-generating intellectual property.Whether you are a student choosing a career path, an employee building a resilient 'Plan B,' or an aspiring entrepreneur looking to scale, this book provides the blueprint to understand how money works, expand your vision, and build a meaningful foundation for the future.Equip yourself with the mindset, skills, and strategies needed to break the cycle and achieve financial freedom. Scroll up and click 'Buy Now' to start reading today.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Poverty isn't just about having less money-it's about a lack of opportunities, safety nets, and resources.Why do hard-working people often remain stuck in financial instability? Why does a steady job rarely guarantee long-term wealth? And how can someone starting from zero build true, lasting financial independence?In Beyond the Paycheck, educator Dr. M. S. Deore breaks down the complex mechanics of poverty, employment, and wealth creation into clear, actionable insights. Moving beyond basic budgeting advice, this comprehensive guide explores the structural and personal factors that shape our economic lives.Inside this book, you will discover: The True Nature of Poverty: Why starting points, inherited assets, and opportunity gaps matter more than income alone.Turning Assets into Income: Practical ways to convert unused household resources and family skills into recurring revenue streams.The Employment Trap: How to treat a job as a tool for capital growth rather than your final destination.Business & Reinvestment Strategy: How to evaluate calculated risks, manage debt, and use EMIs and reinvestment to multiply your wealth.The Global Perspective: How education, healthcare, government policies, and international systems impact personal prosperity.Intellectual Capital: How your ideas, skills, and creative thinking can be turned into protected, income-generating intellectual property.Whether you are a student choosing a career path, an employee building a resilient "Plan B," or an aspiring entrepreneur looking to scale, this book provides the blueprint to understand how money works, expand your vision, and build a meaningful foundation for the future.Equip yourself with the mindset, skills, and strategies needed to break the cycle and achieve financial freedom. Scroll up and click "Buy Now" to start reading today! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…