Biography
Suze Orman's main goal in her books is to help you manage your money and achieve fiscal security, and she has been helping people accomplish this goal for over a two decades. The powerhouse she is today wasn't always there however. As a young girl her father lost his business, and her post-college job consisted of working as a waitress. This didn't deter her however: the financial lessons she learned at an early age equiped her to make huge strides in the investment world. Now a certified financial planner, author, and speaker, Orman has utilized her experience to develop a clear message: Being rich is one thing, but being financially free is another. In other words, its how we look at money that defines how we get it and use it. With this concept in mind she has gone about eradicating the anxiety people have over their money. She not only gives nuts and bolts advice on how we should work with our money, but also goes beyond that to salve the fear we associate with it as well. Orman's message has transformed the lives of millions all over the world, and now you too can benefit from her advice.
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With her audio & video titles, a good place to start is "Courage To Be Rich", which addresses the rites of passage we all must face, such as the business of love, buying a home, imparting values to our children, and taking control of our financial destiny. With this audio book, Orman shows you how to find clarity and courage to meet any obstacle.
Are you young and nervous about your financial future? Try out "The Money Book For The Young", which was written with the purpose of helping young people figure out how to handle money early so it doesn't hurt them later. Here she takes on the bad job market for young people and the steep student loans they have to face, along with other pressing and practical concerns.
Finally there's "Financial Freedom", an audio program broken down into three parts. The first takes us back to our earliest expriences with money so that we might break free of our deep ceded worries over finances. The second contains dos and don'ts within the laws of money. In the third part we learn the money cycle and how to come to terms with the fact that we can't measure our self-worth by our net-worth. Whether you wish to plan for retirement or are a recent graduate worried about your future, Suze Orman has sound advice to help you get a firm footing.
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