How To Set Your Own Money Rules: Everyone is a player, but some are more skilled than others. (The Money Field Series - Book-1)

We are not only logical beings, but we are biological beings, which means we handle our money with our emotions and our heads. While others mostly think about money, others "feel" about money more. This combination directs how money flows on your "Money Field". This book reveals what is your primary director of money. Sometimes we make our decisions with our emotions, but we expect to solve attendant problems with our logic, without the bio in bio-logic. Others of us just play our money game by the rules that have been set by others, even without a thorough understanding of why. The Money Field if filled with different players with different agendas with whom we interact on a daily basis.
It is vitally important to know the rules, and better yet, set your own rules of how your money will be directed to serve you, instead of the agendas of other players on the field.
Learn different dimensions of money such as your psychology of money, your relationship with "other people's money", i.e. debt, and how it affects your money game. Understand why saving money is difficult, and the blocks that stands in the way of you building wealth. Learn the power of writing down your money goals and how to go about "living in the gap" until your goals are achieved.
Everyone who handles money must understand The Money Field, which is the field upon which the game of money is played. It is so simple you can teach it to your children, and indeed you must!
Money is like a magnet. It attracts people, places, things, and events into your life. On The Money Field, everyone is a player, but some are more skilled than others. There are many players with various agendas, but your goal is for you to master your own game according to the rules of the money game explained in this book. Other players on this field will affect your game as in a game of chess. You must have strategies as taught in this book.
You need to get comfortable with the game of money because it is a lifelong game. You need a healthy respect for money. Accept money for the services you render to humanity. Never be ashamed of money, for money perpetuates life. Welcome money into your life. Use money. Share money. Give money. Receive money. Don’t criticize it. To win this game you need the right attitude and the right skills.