How You Can Solve Your Financial Problems specifically addresses difficulties experienced by those who have been unable to follow budgets in the past
Gabarone, Botswana (PRWEB) December 20, 2007 -- "Suppose you met someone who could show you step-by-step how you could solve all your financial problems and make all the money you want." With this bold statement, Moagi Kenosi, government economist for nearly two decades, introduces not a person, but an insightful budgeting concept in How You Can Solve Your Financial Problems: A No-Fail Plan for Managing Your Money.
While its brevity--two sections of four chapters each--makes this book more manageable than many financial guides, in the first section the author takes the time to identify close-minded and outdated financial mindsets that prevent many people from achieving what seem like impossible wealth targets. Breaking financial goals down into three categories--short, medium, and long term--the author defines budgeting as a lifestyle change, much like many diet plans now encourage. Successful budgeters must identify not only financial priorities but also take control of critical areas of their lives, such as relationships and health, seemingly unrelated to finances.
Ultimately, How You Can Solve Your Financial Problems explains the steps needed to create a successful and realistic budget that will allow readers to not only live within their means but expand them.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at (mgkenosi @ gov.bw). How You Can Solve Your Financial Problems is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
With degrees in economics and accounting and a M.A. in Development Economics from Williams College, Mass., Moagi Kenosi's 17-year career as an economist for the government of Botswana includes public service and development planning. He is the former director of the Department of District Administration in Botswana's Ministry of Local Government. Currently on sabbatical leave from the government, Moagi Kenosi is working as a consultant for the United Nations Development Program, which works to reduce poverty and create self-reliant communities in Botswana.
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