The Uncommon Millionaire - Riddick, Alfred D
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Do you dream about creating a better financial life? Stop dreaming and start acting.The Uncommon Millionaire reveals a small-town boy's journey from the North Carolina tobacco fields to achieving millionaire status in his late 30's. Al's common sense approach is mixed with humor accompanied by personal stories of financial challenge and triumph. His story captures your attention and prompts you to maximize your financial potential. Reading this book will help you understand how simple it is to take control of your financial life and create the outcomes you desire.

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Do you dream about creating a better financial life? Stop dreaming and start acting.The Uncommon Millionaire reveals a small-town boy's journey from the North Carolina tobacco fields to achieving millionaire status in his late 30's. Al's common sense approach is mixed with humor accompanied by personal stories of financial challenge and triumph. His story captures your attention and prompts you to maximize your financial potential. Reading this book will help you understand how simple it is to take control of your financial life and create the outcomes you desire.
Autorenporträt
Al Riddick is President of Game Time Budgeting (GTB), a Cincinnati-based financial education firm that provides dynamic and engaging financial wellness programs for employees, financial literacy workshops for students, and virtual coaching. By the age of 33, Al and his wife (Lesia) achieved their 'debt-freedom' goal. They have no mortgage, no school loans, no auto loans, and no credit card debt. Established in 2010, GTB helps individuals develop the proper mindset for spending less so they can have more. As a coach, speaker, guest columnist, and author, Al shares his passion for debt-free living by addressing the physical and emotional aspects of how people relate to money. Some of GTB's clients include Procter & Gamble, Toyota, Macy's, UPS, and Kroger. Game Time Budgeting was honored in 2015 as a Cincinnati Children's Museum Difference Maker.