Prosper!

How to Prepare for the Future and Create a World Worth Inheriting

De: Chris Martenson, Adam Taggart, Robert T. Kiyosaki - foreword

Narrado por: Chris Martenson

The Next 20 Years Will Be Completely Different From the Past

Current global trends are bleak: weak economic growth, too much debt, declining incomes for the lower 99 percent, a dangerous addiction to fossil fuels, and ecological destruction - just to name a few. Many of us understandably feel resigned to an eroding standard of living in the years to come. At best.

But what if we told you that there are specific attainable steps you can take today that can limit your vulnerability to these trends and help you:

• Be richer
• Be healthier
• Be happier
• Live with greater purpose
• Be more valued by others
• Be safer from harm

That's exactly what Prosperity! offers: a blueprint for taking control of and improving your destiny. It outlines practical, actionable investments of your time and resources that will ensure you enjoy greater prosperity in your life, whatever the future may bring.

In Prosperity!, Martenson and Taggart will explain:

• The trends most likely to shape your life over the next 20 years
• Why developing resilience offers your best chance for thriving, even though society may suffer from the changes these trends may bring
• How to build true wealth
• What specific actions to take now to secure a prosperous future, no matter what the future holds
• How everybody can benefit from this guidance, regardless of age, income, or ability
• How we can best serve the next generation with the actions we take today

Prosperity! is the highly anticipated follow-up to Martenson's acclaimed book The Crash Course.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.

©2015 Chris Martenson and Adam Taggart (P)2015 Hachette Audio

Wow. Very clear, mindset shifting book.

very useful, informative, and pretty upbeat on a topic that is rarely so. I'm super excited to join their community online and start making it happen.

Chris and Adam have a recipe for success!

In these turbulent times PROSPER is more relevant today than when it was written. They share how to learn from the past, prepare for the future and most of all enjoy TODAY.

Fresh prespective

I'd recommend Crash Course first, to set the context. This was fairly heavily focused on establishing a homestead-style life, although by no means exclusively. There is also a strong coaching framework theme running throughout..and it maybe a little light on statistics, but all in all a very useful resource in preparing for future societal and economic turbulence.

A clear message

A rational, clear headed look at our changing times. Martenson's analysis of where we are and the probable progression of the economy is clear, concise and backed with solid, verifiable numbers.

prosper review

some vital information on what to expect and how to handle the future world. it can be a place of scarcity or abundance all dependent on our perception.

We would all be better for reading this

This book does a phenomenal job of discussing where we are currently, where we may go, and how we can be successful when we get there. An excellent source of information.

Game changer!

Anyone with half a brain will know that this book is potentially the most important book they have ever read.

Must-read in order to prepare for a bright future

Prosper! is an absolute must-read for anyone who wants to live a bright future. Learn about the 8 forms of capital, how to utilise each of them, and many more eye-opening information. Illuminating, yet also, very practical.

Our future beyond money.

This is a relationship building book about community, family, and love and care to resources.

Great Content But More Concrete Answers Needed

This one of the few Crash prediction books that actually has some sense of optimism containing within.

The authors to a great job of explaining the forces that shape humanity's fate going forward. Although the outlook is bleak, the authors propose that, I'd individuals begin now to place their lives in order, they will be better ready to weather the long term struggles ahead.

However, if the reader really wants concrete answers on what to do, this book does not go into deep content. Rather, one will need to look to the authors' website and community therein to find more specifics.