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La Riqueza Que El Dinero No Puede Comprar / The Wealth Money Can't BuyUn libro revolucionario redefine el xito para mostrar a los lectores cmo pueden crear vidas verdaderamente abundantes y satisfactorias siguiendo el modelo de Robin Sharma de las ocho formas de riqueza: crecimiento, bienestar, familia, habilidad, dinero, comunidad, aventura y servicio, del autor, conferencista, YouTuber y experto en liderazgo nmero uno a nivel internacional. "Este libro trata sobre una filosofa y metodologa completamente nuevas del
Un libro revolucionario redefine el éxito para mostrar a los lectores cómo pueden crear vidas verdaderamente abundantes y satisfactorias siguiendo el modelo de Robin Sharma de las ocho formas de riqueza: crecimiento, bienestar, familia, habilidad, dinero, comunidad, aventura y servicio, del autor, conferencista, YouTuber y experto en liderazgo número uno a nivel internacional. "Este libro trata sobre una filosofía y metodología completamente nuevas del éxito y la riqueza que no se nos enseña, no se nos entrena ni se nos anima a considerar. Pero que nos traerá felicidad sostenida, libertad personal y paz interna duradera". --Robin Sharma En un mundo obsesionado con la noción convencional de éxito, marcado por la incansable dedicación, sacrificando el bienestar y perdiéndose momentos queridos con seres queridos en la búsqueda de la fama y las posesiones materiales, Robin Sharma presenta un cambio de paradigma. Una mentalidad que te ayudará a poseer todos los regalos que la vida tiene para ofrecer. En La riqueza que el dinero no puede comprar, Sharma, experto en liderazgo y autor internacional número uno del bestseller El Club de las 5 de la Mañana, redefine nuestra percepción de la riqueza para incluir no solo el éxito financiero, sino otras siete formas esenciales de riqueza: Crecimiento el hábito del autodominioBienestar el hábito de la salud
Familia el hábito de invertir en tu familia y amigos
Habilidad el hábito de asegurarse de que el trabajo sea una plataforma para el propósito
Comunidad el hábito de crear tu propia red social
Aventura el hábito de la exploración alegre
Servicio el hábito de ayudar a los demás Basado en un modelo de aprendizaje que ha revolucionado las vidas de los clientes de Sharma, que incluyen titanes multimillonarios de la industria y atletas profesionales, La riqueza que el dinero no puede comprarestá lleno de poderosas lecciones de vida y herramientas prácticas que te ayudarán a dejar de perseguir los tipos equivocados de riquezas y te llevarán por un camino transformador hacia una vida verdaderamente abundante y alegre. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION A groundbreaking book redefining success to show readers how they can create truly abundant and fulfilling lives by following Sharma's model of the eight forms of wealth--growth, wellness, family, craft, money, community, adventure, and service--from the #1 international bestselling author, speaker, YouTuber, and leadership expert. "This book is about a completely new philosophy and methodology of success and wealth that we are not schooled, trained, or even encouraged to consider. But one that will bring us sustained happiness, personal freedom, and lasting internal peace."--Robin Sharma In a world fixated on the conventional notion of success--marked by relentless hustle, sacrificing wellbeing, and missing out on cherished moments with loved ones in the pursuit of fame and material possessions--Robin Sharma introduces a paradigm shift. A mindset that will help you own all the gifts life has to offer. In The Wealth Money Can't Buy, Sharma--leadership expert and the #1 international bestselling author of The 5AM Club--rewires our perception of wealth to include not just financial success, but seven other essential forms of wealth: Growth: the habit of self-mastery
Wellness: the habit of health
Family: the habit of investing in your family and friends
Craft: the habit of ensuring work is a platform for purpose
Community: the habit of creating your own social network
Adventure: the habit of joyful exploration
Service: the habit of helping others Based on a learning model that has revolutionized the lives of Sharma's clients, who include billionaire titans of industry and pro athletes, The Wealth Money Can't Buy is filled with powerful life lessons and practical tools that will help you to stop chasing the wrong kinds of riches and set you on a transformative path towards a truly abundant and joyous life.
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★★★★★ 5
Tax Hero!
Format: Paperback
I was scraping pennies for supplies in my small coffee shop located in the lowest level of an office building in Cleveland, OH. "Bookkeeping" consisted of a greasy shoe box nestled in the corner near the window. Tax wasn't an immediate concern because I barely had enough to pay rent. Several years passed. The box became larger and greasier. A friendly customer asked whom I would suggest for tax filing. I said, "When you find someone, let me know." When he visited again, he gave me a business card. By now, the box was bulging. I would have been embarrassed to approach a total stranger, but my customer was kind and I imagined his connection being the same. I got a cleaner, newer box and stuffed receipts corner to corner for facing the music.
What does my story have to do with Doug's book?
That scary first filing with the kindest person I've met in my long entrepreneurial career taught me a valuable lesson.
By the time the accountant stopped laughing at my "bookkeeping", he said, "I'm going to help you this year because you're trying to be a serious business person, but don't ever come to my office again with a shoebox. You have to keep records even if its time consuming. You also need to be incorporated, I'll help."
Lucky you! You have a hero.....Doug Collins.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Game Changing Information!
I bought this book months ago and like many others, it found its way to a pile of books I like to call "I'll read them eventually". Yesterday was eventually. A simple read, finished it in one sitting and came away with mountains of info that will save me thousands and even get me money back on previous years taxes. Great info on tax investing strategies as well, well worth the purchase price, and I can't wait to write it off!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2022
★★★★★ 5
A Must for First-time Home Business Owners!
Format: Kindle
Doug Collins delivers tremendous value in his comprehensive deep-dive into how to address the complex array of taxation issues facing home business owners. Doug's free digital tools are excellent, and Doug remains committed to answering questions and enabling each reader's learning and ultimate success. Thank you Doug! Can't wait for the app!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Great advice & tips
Format: Kindle
This book is helpful to new business owners with little to no experience with business tax preparation. I had about 5 pages that was helpful to me because I have had my small business for 8 years and familiar with some of the home based business write offs but there was some useful information that. Are it worth the read.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Easy read, but very repetitive in the beginning
Format: Paperback
It’s an easy read, however it’s very repetitive. I’m about halfway through the book and it still doesn’t really tell me anything. I need to know it’s just talking about. It’s important to keep good record keeping and we will talk about it in the later chapters like I’m already on chapter 13 on page 60 and I’m still waiting to learn more stuff because it’s just repetitive. I’m hoping that changes but it’s a little bit frustrating.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2026