Summary of John Soforic's The Wealthy Gardener
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The author believed that there was never just one ingredient that led to his financial freedom. It was always a way of life. He always knew what he wanted and pursued the financial holy grail.
#2 The author had to learn the value of money, and the fear of its absence. He had to win his freedom and become prosperous, or else die.
#3 The Wealthy Gardener took a vacation for a year, and when he returned, he found his farm was in shambles. The neighboring farm had been neglected, and his employees had not volunteered their time.
#4 When you want to change your conditions, always try to change your weekly schedule. This lesson is emphasized by The Parable of the Pearly Gates.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 The author believed that there was never just one ingredient that led to his financial freedom. It was always a way of life. He always knew what he wanted and pursued the financial holy grail.
#2 The author had to learn the value of money, and the fear of its absence. He had to win his freedom and become prosperous, or else die.
#3 The Wealthy Gardener took a vacation for a year, and when he returned, he found his farm was in shambles. The neighboring farm had been neglected, and his employees had not volunteered their time.
#4 When you want to change your conditions, always try to change your weekly schedule. This lesson is emphasized by The Parable of the Pearly Gates.
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