Ron Willingham Reviews

Added November 23, 2007

The Ten Laws of Wealth & Abundance

Wherein Are Revealed the Secrets of Enjoying a Plentiful Supply of Money

Author: Ron Willingham
Publisher: LifeScript Learning, LLC
Available At: http://thetenlawsofwealth.com/
Publishing Date: Available Now
Genre: Fiction: Historical/Financial
Format: Hardcover
Price: $26.00
ISBN-10: 0979706106
ISBN-13: 9780979706103
Reviewer: Joyce Handzo
Rating: 9 Gargoyles

A compelling countdown to financial freedom, this book offers practical and time-honored principles in an engaging format. Using fiction to highlight the facts, the author places the reader in Ben Franklin's circle of friends, as the main character interacts with this legendary leader and gleans vital money-managing lessons.

Andrew Baldwin, a clerk in colonial times, had dreams of wealth and abundance. When the illustrious Benjamin Franklin came into his shop, Andrew carefully listened to this wise man's advice and was delightfully rewarded. As the Baldwin financial picture grew brighter, Andrew recognized the value of Franklin's principles and dutifully recorded them for the reader. The result is a book that is as informative as it is interesting.

This is not your typical get-rich-quick book, but is more like a get-wise-forever one. Although a work of fiction, general financial advice and proven methods of success are offered in a truly unique style. Readers are invited to watch the fortune of the Baldwin household increase when certain beliefs and rules are applied to their lives. Each of these ten laws has its own chapter, and there is a steady progression of ideas and results.

These laws of wealth and abundance are profound and powerful, and embracing them should definitely impact anyone's life. Many of Ben Franklin's quotes are included, adding a delightful touch of history while highlighting many relevant points for today's readers. However, the author offers more than just a financial blueprint, there is a genuine attitude and atmosphere that accompanies a 'wealthy' person, and these pages reveal these characteristics. Being 'rich' involves cultivating sensible thoughts about possessions, money and relationships. This book creatively expounds these real-life doctrines within a convincing framework of fiction.

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