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Und doch stecken viele in ihrem Nine-to-Five-Arbeitsalltag fest, fristen ihr Dasein nach den Regeln anderer und fragen sich eines Tages, wo ihr Leben geblieben ist.

Das 5-Tage-Wochenende bietet einen Ausweg aus der. Homeland Elegien. I'm Killing My Sacred Cows. In this autobiography, the author chronicles her family's journey as she and her husband let go of the sacred cow theology that mooed doubt and unbelief right in their faces.

As a result, Calkins has been healed of many of her illnesses. The Money Tree. This book will help you eliminate scarcity in your life. Killing Cows. Ferraro offers humble and relatable confessions as well as in-depth analysis of biblical examples to help.

Myth 4: Financial Security 85 True nancial security does not come from the government, corporations, benets, and entitlements; it comes from within us.

Taking responsibility for our wealthleads us to transcend false security to nd both true security and freedom. Myth 5: Money Is Power Money has no power except the power that people give it. Money is an effect, or a byproduct; value creation is the cause. The best and safest investments are those that align with our passions, knowledge, and abilities and that we can control.

Myth 7: Self-Insurance Self-insurance really means no insurance. The best way to reduce your insurance expenses is to get the best insurance and as much of it as possible. Myth 8: Avoid Debt Like the Plague People fear debt because they dont understand the technical denition. Understanding the technical denitions of debt and liabilities opens up a world of possibility.

Myth 9: A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned Value is a far more important consideration than price when it comes to our purchases and investments. No actual cows were killed or harmed during the creation of this book. Introduction Find the sacred cows, slaughter them, sell the meat, make a profit. Dan Sullivan Why do so many of us struggle nancially when we live in themost free and prosperous country in the history of the world?

Why do we continue to struggle when we are bombarded daily with information on how to become wealthy? I believe that most of us are kept from our potential because we labor under false ideas and perceptions about money, wealth, and prosperity. The dictionary denes a sacred cow as an individual, organization, institution, teaching, or belief often considered exempt from criticism or questioning.

In the nancial world, sacred cows are the myths and traditions that distort our thinking about money, wealth, success, and prosperity. These myths are widespread and constantly reinforced through advice from friends and relatives, nancial institutions, and the nancial media. Because these nancial sacred cows are so pervasive, they are rarely questioned and even less often defeated. But learning and applying the fundamental truths that coun- ter the myths is the most direct path to the prosperity were all capable of.

The purpose of this book is to help you kill these sacred cowsto iden- tify and overcome the subtle and destructive myths, lies, and fallacies about money that are perpetuated through social programming and unquestioned traditions. These myths are crippling usindividually and societally. They limit and destroy our potential. They drastically and negatively inuence our 6. What if everything you thought you knew to be true about money and finances was actually completely false?

How soon would you want to find out, and what would you do about it? Throughout the course of this book, we will explore the most common nancial fallacies. Upon close scrutiny, youll see that these myths are at odds with common sense at best, and at worst, destructive of our potential as cre- ative beings. Much of the material covered herein will undoubtedly be controver- sial, because it will challenge some of your most cherished beliefs and core assumptions. But it will also be enlightening.

It will expand your thinking. It will help you to question things that most people never question. And with that critical analysis will come deeper understanding and more empowering perceptions and beliefs. Enslavement by illusion is comfortable; it is the liberation by truth that people fear.

David HawkinsOrigins of the MythsThe question arises, If much of what were taught about money is false, then why are these myths so prevalent, and where do they originate? I believe that most of the myths about money that we are taught today originated during major economic or cultural developments such as the Great Depression , are solidied by nancial institutions that have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo, and are spread through the misguided advice of well-intentioned family members and friends.

Introduction viiA myth is a fixed way of looking at the world which cannot be destroyedbecause, looked at through the myth, all evidence supports that myth.

Edward de Bono We rarely think to question the nancial concepts we believe in and follow. Seldom do we consider that these tried-and-true strategies might in fact be false. This happens because we are trained in our perceptions of money from a young age.

Our parents pass along to us their own ideas about money. Even if their ideas are not explicitly stated, we absorb them through observation of our parents use of money. If they were careless spenders, we will likely spend our money carelessly. If they were cautious and suspicious of others, we will hold tight to our money in like manner and miss opportunities to grow our wealth.

Or we will adopt the polar opposites of their behavior about money and get ourselves into entirely different trouble. Without even knowing the source of our feelings about money, we will behave in ways that perpetuate nancial mismanagement through our lifetimes and those of our children. The members of our families and communities contribute to our miseducation through their own buying habits, through employment and investment advice, and through other motivating behaviors.