A Comprehensive Review and Critique of "Money: Master the Game" by Tony Robbins RPF0109

Radical Personal Finance

English - December 02, 2014 03:27 - 3 hours - 149 MB - ★★★★ - 1.8K ratings
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Well, it took a few days longer than I planned because of the fact that its 600 incredibly dense pages, but today I share with you my review and critique of Tony Robbins' new book.

This was a very challenging project for me and frankly, it simply bogged me down in research.

It's really a great book. Highly recommened. But, it also has some things I'm not imporessed with and some minor and major flaws.

The show is long and in depth and my comments are organized around these themes:

Intro & Preamble
Summary of the general layout of the book (16:40)
Things this book does really well
Major Lessons I Learned (1:52:23)
Minor and Major Flaws in the book (2:02:00)

I hope you enjoy!

Joshua

Links:

Money: Master the Game on Amazon
The book website
How Money Walks
List of Tax Expenditures
The 2014 Investment Company Institute Fact Book
Financial Planning Association study (46% of financial planners don't have a retirement plan?)
Wealthy people are less likely to retire?