BigDaddyBigz Book Review: Business Secrets From The Bible by Rabbi Daniel Lapin

I got more out of the forward of this book than the total of the last two books I've read...

The same can be said of the last chapter as well...

Don't let the title of this book fool you. Even if you are an employee, you need to read this book. It is as much for you as it is the owner of the company you work for. Get it! Read it! And then pass it on.

This book will give you a very clear and precise understanding of just what money actually is, and this description may shock you.

You do not have to be religious in order for this book to be helpful to you. I am religious but would read this book in a minute even if I wasn't. Even though it is written by a Rabbi there is nothing in the book that remotely insinuates that the methodology is purely religious or is only relevant to religious people. This is not that kind of book.

Often  when I am writing these reviews I have to throttle myself a bit to keep from going into full salesman mode because I got so much from the book. This is one of those times.

The amount of wisdom within these pages is astounding! I read Rabbi Lapin's book Thou Shall Prosper las t year and was blown away. Well, it has happened again.

I did not come from a prosperous home. There was no teaching about finances, or taking care of business. All of that type of stuff seemed to be for other people, but not us. I don't want to dishonor my parents and make you think less of them. They only taught us kids the things that had been taught to them. Go to school, get good grades, get a job, go into debt, buy a house, get out of debt, retire, and die. That about sums it up!

I always felt like this was wrong....maybe even detrimental. I felt as if trying to have more so I could do more good was somehow a bad thing. As a Christian I never felt the freedom to chase after those types of dreams. Now, at 53, I am suddenly confronted with the realization that with the right direction and proper understanding of scripture I finally feel I can serve others, be rewarded for this service, have greater finances, and do more of God's work...serving my fellow man. What's more, I now have something I can pass down to my children in terms of  making them better servants to their community. 

I almost never listen to a book twice. It is even more rare that I read one a second time. But as I finished this audiobook today I found myself ordering a printed version of this book. I intend to read it again, but more importantly, I want to have a copy to share with my friends and family. 

Do yourself a favor, if you only read one self-help or business type book this year make sure it is this one. I know you will thank me. 

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