"I have read many financial books, participated in several similar groups and am myself in the midst of my own recovery on many levels.

While other "financial self-help" books have struck me as paraphrases of Carnegie's & Hill's works, yours is rich with authenticity.

I have been inspired and encouraged by them all in different ways; however, your writings and life experience inexplicably move me dearly.

I was especially moved by,

"The most consistent path to increasing your income is by the exponential method: a slow, gradual start that increases dramatically over time.  This gives us time to learn how to manage the increase.  The more adept we become at managing money, the more we will be open to receive."

Thank you for your energy. I feel inspired to change direction and through the segment on television on Monday p.m. feel I can manage better than I have. There always seems to be a gap for me between the day to day business of doing and the accountant or financial adviser. Being in business with my husband I feel a more assured that we can take control for ourselves and be more empowered in managing the money that we are responsible for in our personal life and that of our business life.

In appreciation.

Kind regards Jane

Dear Ann,

Thank you for your quick reply and advice. I am enjoying reading your book and the plan really makes sense to me.

I am going to work toward achieving your plan. Thanks for taking the time to respond to me in the previous letter. I really appreciate your advice.

Regards,

C Atherton

Dear Ann

I think you have targeted the need in the market place superbly. The area of money management is the greatest challenge in my life and in our business.

What tool do we work from? it seems we should innately know! I think the areas you cover are so neglected by accountants and financial planners.

Kind Regards

J Watson