Fundamentals of Prosperity
Gelesen von Phil Chenevert
Roger Babson
(4,325 Sterne; 160 Bewertungen)
What these principles are and whence they come to us. "The fact is, we have become crazy over material things. We are looking only at the structure above ground. We are trying to get more smoke from the chimney. We are looking at space instead of service, at profits instead of volume. With our eyes focused on the structure above ground, we have lost sight of those human resources, thrift, imagination, integrity, vision and faith which make the structure possible. I feel that only by the business men can this foundation be strengthened before the inevitable fall comes." (from the preface) (1 hr 20 min)
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excellent book, mostly related to the congruency of faith and fortune.
Rush Hamden
(5 Sterne)
Read very well and very clearly. Excellent text, although, very dated, not at all universal ecumenical. And mostly talks about males rather than females, a little bit condescending, but the financial content is sound.
Loved This Book!
Vix
(5 Sterne)
Fantastic experience. The content and perspective will leave me pondering for days. I thoroughly enjoyed the reader, very smooth. I will be looking for more books read by him as well. Highly recommend.
Loved the book!
(5 Sterne)
Book talks about importance and effect of religion on economy and well-being of their citizens. Along with it many other basics of financial subjects.
great for the mornings
James J
(4,5 Sterne)
Phil, thank you for doing justice to this great work of literature by Roger Babson
It's no wonder He start acollege
Not a bad racket it to be in
(5 Sterne)
Saving time with all the stuff just deal with human potential is genius!
Noise in recording
Zolo
(3 Sterne)
there was a lot of noise in recording. also not much to learn from the book
Old but good old fashion.
null
(3,5 Sterne)
Is worth revisiting the real fundamentals of prosperity. They are more spiritual than material.
worth my time
(5 Sterne)
an interesting analysis, tieing the aserted factors of prosperity to culture, and therefore religion.