San Franciso, CA (PRWEB) February 19, 2012
SoRichIam Media announces the February release of The Answer Key to Avoid Debt Build Credit & Retire Rich [for grads, soon to be grads, and everyone in between] in digital format through Apple?s iBookstore and Barnes & Noble’s digital store, NOOK. Making the wealth and wellness book that encourages sustainability in a fun and easy way in digital format makes it accessible to avid readers, students, travelers, and those who commute.
The Answer Key to Avoid Debt Build Credit & Retire Rich inspires students to design a career plan that brings them consistent joy. It also promotes sustainability. The book shows readers how to create a long term savings plan they call their million dollar nest egg. Learn why.
The book says there are five questions that control all life. These five questions reveal who people are and determine what they become. Each person should answer these five questions to discover their purpose.
Once readers discover their purpose, they can live in consistent joy. Work is not a problem for people whose work is joyful. They are perpetually in alignment for promotion. They do the best work. These people shine unabashedly.
Creating an automatic savings plan is essential for these readers. They find out how to put money into a savings plan automatically regardless of their salary.
The content is very useful for graduates, but accessible and easily comprehended by high school and college students alike. But its greatest value is that it’s easily applicable for those who have never had a college education.
Finally, these wealth and wellness students find the highest interest investments to make their money grow as if on steroids. There are people getting double and triple returns on their investments simply because they know where to find them. These readers become long term investors in a simple, decisive, and intelligent way. They are masters of their fates and captains of their souls.
Inevitably, they give back to their communities and society as a whole. The Answer Key to Avoid Debt Build Credit & Retire Rich is a little book with a big heart.
Find it in February on Apple?s iBookstore using iPad, iPad2, iPhone or iTunes or shop for it on NOOK via Barnes & Noble. The Answer Key to Avoid Debt Build Credit & Retire Rich is also available in Adobe Digital Edition and print for door to door shipping on its website at http://SoRichIam.com.
In today’s busy world it’s hard to find the time to really stop, listen, and love God, but with God to Go you’ll see how easy it is to make talking to God part of your everyday life. Turn to this uplifting, portable volume for inspiration and comfort anytime, anywhere-at home, in transit, or waiting at the doctor’s office. The accessible format of this book, includes: short readings from scripture inspiring quotes prayerful guidance “faith in action” items Organized by sixteen spiritual themes such as joy, perseverance, and fellowship, this convenient and portable package promises to reconnect you with God…everyday. Author Biography: James Stuart Bell has served for many years as editorial director at Moody Press. He has received cover credit for more than fifteen books that he compiled, edited, or introduced. He is editor of Alpha Books’ Christian Family Guide series. Before joining Moody Press, he was the Director of Religious Publishing at Doubleday in New York. Jim earned his B.A. in English from Holy Cross College in Massachusetts, and his M.A. in English Literature from University College in Dublin. He lives in Chicago, Illinois. Tracy Macon Sumner is a freelance writer who has coauthored The Complete Idiot’s Guide To Jesus and The Complete Idiot’s Guide to the Reformation and Protestantism with James Stuart Bell. She lives in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
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