Money. Don't Settle for Less.

Theme The theme is to examine, educate and motivate the reader into an attitude of mind which will unlock abundant wealth. While this is presented on a personal level, it could be applied in a group application, as with charity or church funding. Money comes through a spiritual understanding. Without that spiritual dimension, we are left to work hard for not enough. It is the individual's choice. Content The aim of this book is to encourage the reader to believe that money is available to all, in plentiful supply. While it is understandable that some people are not interested in anything requiring belief or faith, there are many who are. However, the radical nature of the understanding contained in this book, should challenge those who would wish to be known as people of faith, to consider whether they do actually believe for the big, abundant, immediate, unconditional resources available. And those who are bible based believers, should be particularly encouraged to believe exactly what the bible says for abundance and opulence. There are many books in the New Thought genre, dating back 100 years or more, which have taught this as philosophy, but the point most 'believers' find difficult to believe is that the teaching of the bible itself is central to this understanding. It was Jesus who taught it 2000 years ago. It is the fundamental truth that the Good News of the Christian Gospel is 'You do not need to be poor any more.' As a bible student and believer myself, I bring out that basic truth and apply it. Never mind about what the church now teaches against wealth, the bible says we should be wearing the best clothes, living in luxury, having a party, drinking the best wine, and exceedingly generous. We can choose that if we want, which is a good reason to be a believer. It works every time. The book's tone. The tone of the book is to communicate understanding about the laws of the universe and the teaching of the bible in the area of money. There is some reference to the bible, mostly because the greatest philosopher who ever lived was Jesus. It is not aimed specifically at any group, creed or persuasion but attempts to approach the subject from the point of view that we must use and understand the Laws of the Universe. Let them be the guide, but one needs to know the rules of engagement, in order to benefit. The book could be used as a group study reference, as each chapter covers a separate aspect of money, comparing the untaught with the enlightened. There would be 12 aspects to cover in a 'Mastermind' setting. It could also represent the more spiritual side of Business Coaching.