Making money is an exact science. Do things a certain way and get a specific result; every time. The challenge is most people don't know what to do; don't know the certain way, and can't figure out how to achieve a specific result. To further complicate matters, most people don't understand what money is; what business is all about; or even what they are after in the end. "MONEY, The New Science of Making It" explains all that. Learn what money is, what business is all about, and what people are really after. It's likely not what you think. Then discover the scientific process for making money. It's all very simple really. "MONEY, The New Science of Making It" takes the complexity out of money and markets by drilling down to the fundamentals - the fundamentals few people really understand. Since most people are confused about the fundamentals, most people prefer to believe making money is hard. Stop telling yourself that. Making money is not complicated; it's not difficult. It doesn't take money to make money. It just takes a little vision, drive and determination; oh, and you must do things a certain way. Everyone has the ability to make money, and make lots of money. It's a matter of knowing what to do. Sometimes all it takes to finally figure something out is to look at things from a new perspective. "MONEY, The New Science of Making It" offers exactly that - a new perspective.
About the Author: Scott F. Paradis is a student of life and a seeker of ultimate truth. His current focus is on health and wealth. Striving to simplify the complex he studies human performance and potential through the disciplines of economics, business, human relations, communications, politics, philosophy, religion, athletics, and health and fitness. He intends to discern simple, enduring truths; the wisdom of life. Only once something is made simple can we, do we, truly understand. A native of New Hampshire, as of this writing Scott lives in northern Virginia where he concluded a 30-year career with the United States Army. He is married to a shining star, the former Lisa Newcombe, and has two extraordinary adult children: Merideth and Mitchell. Attempting to lead by example Scott helps people live full and fulfilling lives. He helps people dream big and build faith by establishing life-affirming habits of thinking, feeling and acting. And he helps people relate to others and life in positive, fulfilling ways. Scott retired from the Army at the rank of colonel. In addition to varied stateside assignments he completed tours in Europe and the Middle East. He served as a National Security Fellow with the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and as a National Defense Congressional Fellow with the United States Senate. He holds a Master of Science in Administration from Central Michigan University and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of New Hampshire. Scott's personal aspiration is for his life to be a message of hope, an example of faith, and an expression of love as he works to do the best he can with what he's got.