Présentation de l'éditeur
Do you feel like you are on a financial treadmill? Do you feel like it's impossible to get ahead?
There once was a Midwest cyclist who had a dream to see the sunrise while standing on an ocean shore. He planned his trip carefully and rode his bike as hard as he could each day until he finally arrived. Unfortunately, when he awoke that beautiful California morning and headed to the beach, he was sorely disappointed. All of his efforts were for naught because he was missing some key information: The sun rises from the east.he was on the wrong coast!
You might laugh, but whether self-employed or working for someone, most people feel this same frustration and disappointment when pursuing their financial goals. They, too, are missing some key information. They don't know the real relationship between time and money.
In a fun and entertaining way, Time Isn't Money equips you with the information you need to make sure you are headed in the right direction. You won't be the same after reading this book, and if you put into practice what you learn, you'll be jumping off the treadmill and cruising toward your goals faster than you might expect.Just don't let your boss know that you know.
Author Bio
Mike Kakihara, born in Japan and raised by hardworking parents, wasn't sure about his own future. He worked hard in the hospitality industry for many years and realized that the path he was heading down wasn't taking him in the direction he wanted to go. He made some drastic changes and became self-employed. He started building his business and learned a lot along the way, but he still couldn't figure out how all the pieces of information he was learning fit together. Then he learned that Time Isn't Money, and this brought it all together. He has since invested his time and energy into trying to help others learn what he has learned. The result is this book, which he hopes will make a difference in many lives.
Mike lives with his wife and two children in Southern California. He continues to operate his business from home and loves having so much time with his family.
'Time Isn't Money' is a quick and easy read that has motivated me to take my small business to the next level. This book has become my reference guide to success.
There once was a Midwest cyclist who had a dream to see the sunrise while standing on an ocean shore. He planned his trip carefully and rode his bike as hard as he could each day until he finally arrived. Unfortunately, when he awoke that beautiful California morning and headed to the beach, he was sorely disappointed. All of his efforts were for naught because he was missing some key information: The sun rises from the east.he was on the wrong coast!
You might laugh, but whether self-employed or working for someone, most people feel this same frustration and disappointment when pursuing their financial goals. They, too, are missing some key information. They don't know the real relationship between time and money.
In a fun and entertaining way, Time Isn't Money equips you with the information you need to make sure you are headed in the right direction. You won't be the same after reading this book, and if you put into practice what you learn, you'll be jumping off the treadmill and cruising toward your goals faster than you might expect.Just don't let your boss know that you know.
Author Bio
Mike Kakihara, born in Japan and raised by hardworking parents, wasn't sure about his own future. He worked hard in the hospitality industry for many years and realized that the path he was heading down wasn't taking him in the direction he wanted to go. He made some drastic changes and became self-employed. He started building his business and learned a lot along the way, but he still couldn't figure out how all the pieces of information he was learning fit together. Then he learned that Time Isn't Money, and this brought it all together. He has since invested his time and energy into trying to help others learn what he has learned. The result is this book, which he hopes will make a difference in many lives.
Mike lives with his wife and two children in Southern California. He continues to operate his business from home and loves having so much time with his family.
'Time Isn't Money' is a quick and easy read that has motivated me to take my small business to the next level. This book has become my reference guide to success.
