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Creating Money: Attracting Abundance by Sanaya Roman & Duane Packer

This book is a timeless classic, featuring a two-part course in prosperity and abundance.  I owned the first edition of this book, and I am delighted with the updated version.

In chapters, exercises and playsheets, you’ll discover how to become abundant.  First, you’ll discover what you truly want (it may not be money) and then how to magnetize what you want.

Along the way, you’ll learn what blocks you from the prosperity you deserve, and how to release the ideas, attitudes and obstacles that hold you back.

Step by step, the channeled information in this book will help you shake off old, limiting beliefs and find the prosperity that is waiting for you.

Years before “The Secret,” this book revealed the spiritual and practical steps to manifesting what you want in life.  It was innovative when it was first channeled in the 1980s.  Today, in the 2007 edition, this information as timely and important as ever.

If you’re ready to create money and appreciate a spiritual approach, this book is a must-read.

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The Trick to Money is Having Some by Stuart Wilde

This is one of those books that you’ll either love or hate.

Stuart Wilde enjoys being a scamp.  He says outrageous things, sometimes for a laugh but more often to make you examine the beliefs that limit you.

If you take everything that he says at face value, you’re likely to be offended.  You may even be shocked.

If you can get past that, you could learn exactly what you need to take a huge step towards prosperity.

In this book, Wilde talks about money in energy terms.  He truly understands it, and he’s both flippant and pithy when he shares his insights.

His advice will steer you towards the settings in which you’ll attract money, and the kinds of work that will bring you the greatest financial rewards.

He’s not a gentle guy and he doesn’t cloak his ideas in lofty terms.  His ideas are simple, but not always easy.

This nuts-and-bolts book isn’t for everyone.  But, if you want a “cut to the chase” book about money, this is among my favorites.

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