The Blacksmith's Guide to Financial Freedom

The Important Financial Basics They Never Taught You in High School

Taking common sense lessons from the working Blacksmith, this small audiobook walks through the foundation of personal finance. In an efficient but unique and understandable way, it explains the mechanics of how money works. It points out common financial pitfalls and shows you how to avoid them. This audiobook shows that, with relatively little effort and a few good decisions, you can set yourself up for success instead of failure. It also outlines the incredible results that are possible with some extra work and some imagination.

This audiobook can help you with:

• Putting together and implementing a financial plan
• Working towards financial freedom vs. living paycheck to paycheck
• Getting away from answering to the rat race
• Combating inflation
• Setting yourself up to live out your later days with dignity
• Setting yourself up to be able to help others
• Becoming and staying debt free

©2020 Andrew DeVisser (P)2020 Andrew DeVisser

typical financial blog with a few hammer puns

it's not a bad book and most of the advice is solid if not common. there was a few hammer puns in the first chapter or two but other than that there's nothing specific to the blacksmithing trade in the book.

Great for HS grads… not farrier specific

I learned more from the author’s interview on the Mullins Farrier podcast… which lead me to his book, which was honestly pretty disappointing. If you’re fresh out of HS with absolutely no financial guidance from an adult, then sure, this covers the basics… there was ZERO professional advice/farrier specific info in here that I wanted. Way more advice on how to be a predatory landlord for “passive” income? Not at all what I expected from this book.