Thoughts from a Wealthy Perspective

Within his book author Egube posits using an empowering proactive approach to influencing and achieving a wealthier, happier position in one’s personal and professional life by thinking like a wealthy person. Throughout the book his voice comes through as knowledgeable and aptly experienced. He writes in a tone that urges, and at times almost cajoles one to action. He stresses the tenets of eliminating  excuses and complaints, taking action, embracing responsibility for defining one’s self and creating a better net worth in life by using the immediate resources that you have within you. He lives in the “here and now.” Just as it’s important to find support from your personal network derived from people you are in contact with, also it is to strengthen your relationship with God.

Author Sam Egube presents a skillfully written discourse, expanding and expounds on targeted topics, which completely embody the challenge of taking a bolder, renewed approach towards self-perception, relationships and taking complete responsibility for your position in life. This compelling book contains five chapters, each concerning topics that engender aspects of the author’s relevant experiences and insights, emphasized by true life examples and at times biblical references. Although valuable bits of guidance can be found in each of the book’s five chapters, I personally found Chapter One, Your Net Worth and Relationship, to be my favorite and most enlightening chapter. There were some “wow” moments of realization, which I took personally, resulting in changing how I perceived my personal net worth and looked at the relationships in my life.

Overall, I found Thoughts from a Wealthy Perspective to be a compelling read, which I highly recommend. It simultaneously engages, stuns, and challenges one’s mindset. The author’s writing and tone artfully conveys his points, often causing stirring moments of deep reflection. I must admit, at times while it was easy to eagerly imbibe his brew of notions, while at other times small sips were necessary because of their deeply complex philosophy. However it does take a strong, albeit startling, statement to move people to change their perspective. If you are interested in being wealthy, then a change in perspective is necessary, and reading this book is a good start.