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The Millionaire Choice - Millionaire or Not You Can Choose - cover

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The Millionaire Choice - Millionaire or Not You Can Choose

Tony Bradshaw

Publisher: Morgan James Publishing

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Summary

Teaches the poor and middle class about money
Reveals how anyone can become a millionaire if they make the right choices 
Addresses the importance of personal character and how it affects money and success
Addresses the importance of time management and how it affects money and success
Helps the poor and middle class break their family’s financial cycle
Includes the 10 Keys to becoming a millionaire
Available since: 09/04/2018.

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