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SOURCE: Paul Lemon
Get Back On Course to Your Unique Life with Money as Your Ally
New Book, "Ahoy, Money! How to Chart Your Course to Genuine Financial
Freedom," Offers a Refreshing Alternative for Facing Practical Money Issues
that Stress Us All Out
DURANGO, Colo., May 30 /Xpress Press/ -- Although the book's title,
"Ahoy, Money! How to Chart Your Course to Genuine Financial Freedom," and
its main character (a sea captain named Micke) are useful motivational
analogies, this book is more than a lesson in navigating financial waters.
"Ahoy, Money!" provides sensible, pro-active approaches toward achieving
genuine relief from money worries and stress.
"This is the first book that helps readers become self-aware of their
relationship to money and how to then make practical and constructive
changes in all eight aspects of their finances. Learning how core values
inform financial decisions helps individuals make the most of what they
have -- which quiets their money worries. 'Ahoy Money' offers
transformation through money -- not just more information about money,"
says author Paul Lemon.
The 218-page book entertains as it teaches; intermingling inspirational
poems and stories with worksheets and checklists that help readers identify
opportunities for financial improvement. For example, the chapter titled,
"Avoiding Deadly Hazards," helps readers recognize high-pressure financial
sales and product pitches that steer them off course financially.
"Ahoy, Money!" also helps readers:
-- Recognize money baggage (the causes of conflict and stress about
money).
-- Take an honest financial inventory (actually assigning a concrete score
to how they're doing in 8 aspects of money management -- Life Clarity,
Document Organization, Cash Flow Awareness, Debt & Credit Management,
Saving & Investing, Risk Management, Tax Planning, and Mortality and
Estate Planning).
-- Prioritize and make change based on what they really want and not what
others say they need.
-- Determine how much monthly savings are required under different
retirement options.
-- Set up a simple budget that makes this new way with money "stick."
"Too many people are passengers on their own financial ship," Lemon
says. With the help of "Ahoy, Money!" readers can reclaim their ship's helm
and traverse the Sea of Money.
"Ahoy, Money!" offers hope and practical success with money. For those
who want to expand their money mastery skills Lemon offers his "Ten Weeks
to Financial Awakening Personal Financial Management Course." The "Ten
Weeks Course" tackles the nitty-gritty details of organizing financial
papers, setting up a budget using Quicken(R), managing investments, buying
insurance, and much more.
For more information about "Ahoy, Money!" (an Amazon.com Best-Seller)
and Lemon's "Ten Weeks Course", visit: http://www.ahoymoney.com
"Ahoy, Money! How to Chart Your Course to Genuine Financial Freedom" is
available at local bookstores or at hhttp://www.ahoymoney.com ($16.95 paperback or
$26.95 hardcover).
About the Author
Paul Lemon, CPA/PFS, CFP(R) is a member of the American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants, the Colorado Society of CPA's, the National
Association of Personal Financial Advisors, and the Financial Planning
Association. He has thirty-two years of professional experience as a tax
consultant and fee-only financial advisor.
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