More Chances to Get a Copy of “Goal Digger”

Alicia Dunams (the author of “Goal Digger – Lessons I Learned From the Rich Men I Dated) stopped by my review of her book and the giveaway, and has decided to give away 5 more copies of her book on her site! How cool is that!

Here’s the info:

MORE BOOK GIVEAWAYS…

Alicia Dunams here. Author of Goal Digger.

I will give away 5 signed copies of my book, Goal Digger: Lessons Learned from the Rich Men I Dated to five random commenters.

Go to http://richgirlguide.com, register and leave your comments on YOUR SECRETS TO SUCCESS.

…tell me your secrets to success? How are you creating the life you desire? How are you turning your passion into profit? How are you achieving your goals?

The deadline to enter is 11:00pm PST on Friday, October 26, 2007. I will announce the names no later than Monday, October 29, 2007 as well as email the 5 random commenters. At that time, the commenters will need to email me back to confirm their US address. Only one comment per person please.

Go to http://goaldigger.com for more info on the Goal Digger: Lessons Learned from the Rich Men I Dated.

Posted by Tricia on October 19, 2007 at 9:36 PM in Free Stuff | 1 Comment »
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Rob in Madrid responded:
Posted: October 20th, 2007 at 4:54 am
Please don’t take this personal but I really dislike books like that because they equate success with money and set you up for failure. I used to read all those books and it really frustrated me because no matter how hard I tried the ‘formulas’ never worked. It’s very very frustrating when no matter how hard you try it doesn’t work. It was only once I sat down really looked at what my values were that I could serious think about what my goals are. They are very simple family and friends. The long and the short of is I wanted my Wife out of the corporate world. To do that we need to get our cost of living below X dollars (or euros per month) and she can quit. That is a goal that is achievable.

Even poor people given enough time and assuming they have some financial smarts can build a substantial nest egg. Sorry but not everyone can be a “Mr. Hedge Fund, who made his big time money when his Internet company went IPO” sorry thinking that way only sets yourself for failure.

Living below your means and/or increasing your income abit is the only guaranteed way to be successful long term. Unfortunately they don’t make movies out of people like that.