A Summarized Review of Happy Money, by Ken Honda

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Happy Money: The Japanese Way of Making Peace With Your Money

AUTHOR: Ken Honda AMAZON LINK:

Hi, I'm Onsando and I write brief summaries and reviews on books in multiple genres. Today let's talk Happy Money

You should be aware that almost everything you know about money has been passed down to you from your parents, peers, and the schooling system. The good, the bad, and the ugly, all get passed down a line of generations.

In Happy Money, Ken Honda rights these wrongs by explaining how money possesses energy….Yes energy, both positive and negative.

The book takes a Zen-like approach to money and wealth encouraging the reader to live in the present and give gratitude for all that you have and in this case your money.

“If you hate your job and always complain about something in your life, your money is crying or angry in your wallet” Ken Honda

While it is essential to have money knowledge (IQ), Money discipline (EQ) is equally important.

Get a well-rounded and balanced life, have a strong supportive network to surround you and Happy Money will follow.

To get into the flow of Happy Money, Ken Honda suggests a five-step program to get the reader started.

You will also learn:

• What the scarcity mindset is
• The 3 Functions of money
• How to become a Money Magnet

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Spoiler alert: When you receive and spend, always remember to say Arigato! (Thank-you)

A Summarized Review of The Art of Business Wars, By David Brown

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The Art of Business Wars

AUTHOR: David Brown

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Hi, I'm Onsando and I write brief summaries and reviews on books in multiple genres. Today let's talk about The Art of Business Wars

The Art of Business Wars is to businesses what 48 Laws of Power is to politics.

Finding inspiration from the book Art of War by Sun Tsu, the author David Brown does an excellent job of comparing and contrasting two businesses in the same industry. He dives deep into secrets to what made these businesses succeed and some disappear into oblivion.

The skillful fighter puts himself into a position which makes defeat impossible -Sun Tzu-

We all are aware of Netflix, Beats by Dre, iPhone and Tinder but you might have a tough time recalling Monster Cables, Blackberry, Blockbuster, and Bumble among others. So, what did these successful businesses do right? Is it a change in leadership? change in technology? being first off the blocks? filling a gap? All?

I recommend this book to anyone who’s in business or would like to get started.

You will learn:

• What to/not to do in the competitive business world.
• How to handle your competition
• Negotiation skills

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A Summarized Review of Happy Money, by Ken Honda

Onsando Reads-

Happy Money: The Japanese Way of Making Peace With Your Money

AUTHOR: Ken Honda

AMAZON LINK: Happy Money

Hi, I'm Onsando and I write brief summaries and reviews on books in multiple genres. Today let's talk Happy Money

You should be aware that almost everything you know about money has been passed down to you from your parents, peers, and the schooling system. The good, the bad, and the ugly, all get passed down a line of generations.

In Happy Money, Ken Honda rights these wrongs by explaining how money possesses energy….Yes energy, both positive and negative.

The book takes a Zen-like approach to money and wealth encouraging the reader to live in the present and give gratitude for all that you have and in this case your money.

“If you hate your job and always complain about something in your life, your money is crying or angry in your wallet” Ken Honda

While it is essential to have money knowledge (IQ), Money discipline (EQ) is equally important.

Get a well-rounded and balanced life, have a strong supportive network to surround you and Happy Money will follow.

To get into the flow of Happy Money, Ken Honda suggests a five-step program to get the reader started.

You will also learn:

What the scarcity mindset is

The 3 Functions of money

How to become a Money Magnet

Amazon Link: Happy Money

Spoiler alert: When you receive and spend, always remember to say Arigato! (Thank-you)