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    Fiscally And Physically Fit For Life
    Fiscally And Physically Fit For Life
    Fiscally And Physically Fit For Life
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    Fiscally And Physically Fit For Life

    By Geoff Fellows and Vince Levigne

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    This book provides a wide range of financial investors (from beginner to advanced level) a primer to get their financial life in line while improving their physical fitness.

    Just as a professional athlete doesn’t simply walk onto the playing field and perform at the highest levels, people should not dive into investing and expect to become immediately successful or rich. People need to have a basic understanding of the tools available, and develop a plan to start small and grow through knowledge, discipline and hard work.

    The book is intended to be educational (but not textbook) and to provide readers with an easily digestible starting point for wherever they are in their financial lives.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGatekeeper Press
    Release dateJul 21, 2020
    ISBN9781662902017
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