NEW YORK, Feb. 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Morgan James Publishing's (www.Morgan-James.com) new release, "Reset Your Barcode: Five Steps to a Financial Reset!" gives readers the opportunity to get out of debt, learn to make their money work for them, and improve the financial future of the entire nation.
Products have barcodes that when scanned, tell people their value. Like products, people have barcodes, or the value that others assign to them. The clothes they wear, the car they drive, and even their education does not determine their value. The value a person is awarded is based on their perceived character and competence.
Personal character is made up of values and principles, the same attributes that drive our financial character. Bestselling author Marvin R. Reynolds quotes, "Because you can't change anyone else, you must concentrate on changing you." In "Reset Your Barcode: Five Steps to a Financial Reset," Reynolds gives readers the tools they need to change and to ensure that their financial character will withstand any scan and show their true value to the world.
"Reset Your Barcode" is broken down into five easy-to-read sections, each ending with specific action steps that readers can immediately implement to evaluate and test their own financial effectiveness. Readers are given the equations they need to see what impact their decisions may have on their financial future and the tools necessary to make positive changes to their plans to achieve their goals. Along with tips such as the difference between an investor, a gambler, or an accumulator, Reynolds divulges how readers can evaluate and improve their financial plan through five experiences:
1. The Glass Slipper Experience details how readers can become the perfect fit for the financial life they want to live.
2. The Ebenezer Experience gives readers the tools to evaluate their financial plan by tracking spending and forecasting results.
3. The Wooden Puppet Experience allows readers to create freedom by removing their strings of debt, and set up their future financial plan.
4. The GPS Experience instructs readers on how to recalculate and change the course of their financial plan.
5. The Johnny Appleseed Experience teaches readers why they should share money and improve life for everyone.
Reynolds maintains that the financial crisis is only a result of the nation's character crisis. Only one person is needed to begin a nationwide movement to solve the financial crisis. Easily enough, that one person only needs to focus on getting their own financial character in order and then focus on improving the life of one other person. Through compounding, the efforts of that one person could change the way the entire nation takes responsibility for their finances. Reynolds encourages his readers to take a stand and become that first person and take control of their financial future.
If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Marvin R. Reynolds, please call Rick Frishman at 516.620.2528 Ext.101.
About the Author:
Marvin R. Reynolds is the founder of Reset YOUR Barcode Training Academy, which helps financial advisors, individuals, and organizations achieve breakthrough performance. He is also the co-founder of Tribo-luminescence and a graduate of the Leadership in Life Institute. Reynolds is a Chartered Financial Consultant and Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow through the American College in Pennsylvania.
More About This Title:
"Reset Your Barcode: Five Steps to a Financial Reset!" by Marvin Reynolds was released by Morgan James Publishing on February 1, 2014. "Reset Your Barcode: Five Steps to a Financial Reset!" ISBN 9781614487784, has 172 pages and is being sold as a trade paperback for $14.95.
About Morgan James Publishing:
Morgan James Publishing provides entrepreneurs with the vital information, inspiration, and guidance they need to be successful. Morgan James Publishing, The Entrepreneurial Publisher™, was recognized by Publisher's Weekly, for two consecutive years, on their fast growing press list and was reported as being the future of publishing by Jay Conrad Levinson.