Love Yourself Pay Yourself First

I congratulate you for getting a copy of this book.

Andre Gide once wrote that; “Everything that needs to be said has already been said but since no one was listening, everything must be said again.”

This, to me, is both funny and correct. Also true is this; the principle of frugality, saving, prosperity or wealth creation is as it is today as it was at the origin of time. It is the same, but the language of impactful presentation, the style of effective communication is different with each generation. Everything must, therefore, be said again in
every generation. This book, Love Yourself; Pay Yourself First,  is  consequently  a  modern  tool,  a  new  age compilation of the basic principles of true prosperity.

Far too many people have far too little of this thing called money. The study of the biography of mega millionaires and great billionaires revealed this fact: everyone who
has risen and matriculated from poverty to opulence has discovered and employed the ancient principle of frugality.

Paying yourself first is the starting point, the core skill, in the accumulation of wealth. It is here presented to meet the challenges and taste of our generation. It is reader friendly, practical and entertaining. It comes in sixteen short, exciting chapters.

There is a race into which we are all preregistered. Every intelligent adult must grow up to partake. This is the age long pursuit of fame and fortune. The man that will advance must begin by liberating himself from the shackles of poverty. All others must necessarily watch and worship, with envy and admiration.

Prosperity is good, empowering and preferable. Poverty is harsh and punitive. It is unnecessary, inexcusable and escapable. Poverty is a vice that must be hated by all
men.

Now, two main bolts, if sufficiently addressed and released will readily pave way to freedom from poverty. The first is adequate self love and the second; a flaming desire to prosper.  If  these  two  will  be  sufficiently addressed,  all  the  remaining  chains  can  be  readily broken,  and  the  annoying  shackles  can  be  easily brushed aside. Today, finally, you have discovered the manual that spells the manner of escape. About this, I must congratulate you.

While wishing you the best of luck, let me remind you that victory comes with application. Little application, little victory; no application, no victory; total application, then
a total escape into freedom, abundance and opulence.

I welcome you to the hour of your grace; the moment of your glory.