Robbins does it again with a new book to prepare us and help us profit from the inevitable crashes and corrections to come. It was one of the most wide-ranging and probing interviews I've done in my sixty-five-year career in the mutual fund industry. Tony's energy and passion are contagious and energizing; I knew right away that his book would have a huge impact on investors. With a simple vision to feed people in need, his extraordinary and inspirational gifts turn hunger into hope for millions of Americans.
With his latest book, Unshakeable, he continues his support by again donating all proceeds to our signature partnership, the Million More Meals Challenge. By shining a light on the often unseen issue of hunger and inviting others to give, Tony raises not only awareness and funds, but the collective consciousness of our nation. Together, we are Feeding America. After interviewing fifty of the world's greatest financial minds, and penning the 1 New York Times best seller Money: Master the Game, Tony Robbins returns with a step-by-step playbook, taking you on a journey to transform your financial life and accelerate your path to financial freedom.
No matter your salary, your stage of life, or when you started, this book will provide the tools to help you achieve your financial goals more rapidly than you ever thought possible. Robbins, who has coached more than fifty million people from countries, is the world's 1 life and business strategist.
Together they reveal how to become unshakeable—someone who can not only maintain true peace of mind in a world of immense uncertainty, economic volatility, and unprecedented change, but who can profit from the fear that immobilizes so many. We are having some technical challenges so please check back in the days ahead or leave us your email and we will notify you.
UK buyers please visit Amazon UK here. Investors and, more important, those who currently are not investing should read it and take what it says to heart. Never have we had such a long bull market that has been accompanied from the beginning by such caution and outright pessimism about the durability of the rise. The stock market never goes in a straight line, up or down, and every dip it has taken since has been met with wails of woe that we are in for another horrific slide.
A result of this aversion to investing is that tens of millions of people who should be in the market, particularly millennials, are not. Tony Robbins aptly points out that regarding the accumulation of assets, especially for retirement, they are making a very costly long-term mistake by staying on the sidelines.
What helps make this volume so credible is that the author is up front in dealing with the pervasive anxieties about our economic future, worries that made the election cycle so stunning.
He acknowledges that, yes, eventually we will experience a real bear market. But the possibility of such an event is no reason for individuals to stay away and simply sit on their hands. Big downturns in the market happen periodically, but the long-term trend of stocks has always been upward.
By taking to heart the truth that emotions are enemy number one when it comes to investing, individuals can devise strategies that will enable them to outperform the market and most professional managers. Robbins carefully and thoughtfully shows how you can be the master of your investment fate instead of sitting fearfully on the sidelines or getting whipsawed by reacting to market volatility in panicky, damaging ways. What should you do when stocks plummet?
How can you find opportunity when everyone else sees disaster? He provides sensible rules that will keep you from making costly mistakes and, even better, explains what actions to take—such as recalibrating your allocation of assets—that can lay the foundation for fulsome future returns. Enemy number two is fees. Expenses come not only from advertised costs but also from a variety of hidden charges.
Thanks to compounding, these outlays over time can literally reduce your nest egg by hundreds of thousands of dollars. Remember that each dollar in expenses means one less dollar that can grow in coming years. This is why you should take a careful look at your k to discover what exactions might be eating away at it, like termites do with a house. Even index funds can hit you with unnecessary charges. As for a popular investment instrument, annuities, their charges can do to your money what Godzilla did to cities.
An informed investor will be a far richer investor. This book helpfully walks you through these. Finally, Robbins makes the point that wealth creation is not an end in and of itself but is a crucial aspect of achieving a purposeful life, a truth too often ignored.
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