Review of Freedom
Posted: 27 Feb 2025, 09:06
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Freedom" by Dr. Cedric B Howard.]
Technology has revolutionized all aspects of living, and financial management is on the list. Financial freedom has been made accessible to everyone with the help of AI. What would you call freedom? Freedom has different meanings for individuals; your financial independence vision differs from others. A clear definition of what it means will fuel your drive and keep you focused on achieving financial independence even in challenging times. As the author stated in this book, the difference between those who reach financial freedom and those who only dream of it often comes down to taking consistent action, staying informed, and using the best tools available. So read Freedom: A Step-by-Step Guide to Wealth and Financial Independence by Dr. Cedric B. Howard to see how you can take your finances to the next level, enjoying the freedom, security, and joy of financial independence. It will make you realize the endless opportunities that financial independence offers and how easily you can achieve them once you take the first step.
This book is packed with powerful strategies to help you take control of your financial future. I am more motivated to manage my finances effectively and efficiently to achieve pecuniary independence, which I have learned is not an endpoint but a journey. It leaves a legacy of wealth, values, knowledge, and financial wisdom for the younger generation. The division of chapters into subheadings makes the book easy to read. The subject of finance might seem complex, complicated, and lackluster to many, so the brevity of the narratives made the book easier to read. I appreciate how the author put a lot of emphasis on some very vital points; it made a lot of these concepts stick.
At some point, though, I felt that the emphasis and repetitions became excessive and tiring. It was uninspiring that the author did not share his financial journeys. And even more so after he mentioned passing down knowledge to future generations by sharing financial journeys in the book.
While I found only two typo errors throughout the book, which indicates professional editing, I rate this book four out of five stars. I deducted a star because of the reservations I mentioned above about the book.
The book is a financial education and literacy book. I recommend this book to anyone eager and willing to take action toward a sustainable, financially independent future.
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Freedom
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Technology has revolutionized all aspects of living, and financial management is on the list. Financial freedom has been made accessible to everyone with the help of AI. What would you call freedom? Freedom has different meanings for individuals; your financial independence vision differs from others. A clear definition of what it means will fuel your drive and keep you focused on achieving financial independence even in challenging times. As the author stated in this book, the difference between those who reach financial freedom and those who only dream of it often comes down to taking consistent action, staying informed, and using the best tools available. So read Freedom: A Step-by-Step Guide to Wealth and Financial Independence by Dr. Cedric B. Howard to see how you can take your finances to the next level, enjoying the freedom, security, and joy of financial independence. It will make you realize the endless opportunities that financial independence offers and how easily you can achieve them once you take the first step.
This book is packed with powerful strategies to help you take control of your financial future. I am more motivated to manage my finances effectively and efficiently to achieve pecuniary independence, which I have learned is not an endpoint but a journey. It leaves a legacy of wealth, values, knowledge, and financial wisdom for the younger generation. The division of chapters into subheadings makes the book easy to read. The subject of finance might seem complex, complicated, and lackluster to many, so the brevity of the narratives made the book easier to read. I appreciate how the author put a lot of emphasis on some very vital points; it made a lot of these concepts stick.
At some point, though, I felt that the emphasis and repetitions became excessive and tiring. It was uninspiring that the author did not share his financial journeys. And even more so after he mentioned passing down knowledge to future generations by sharing financial journeys in the book.
While I found only two typo errors throughout the book, which indicates professional editing, I rate this book four out of five stars. I deducted a star because of the reservations I mentioned above about the book.
The book is a financial education and literacy book. I recommend this book to anyone eager and willing to take action toward a sustainable, financially independent future.
******
Freedom
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon