The 3 Dimensional Wealth premise is simple: replace preconceived notions of wealth with a more encompassing perspective that includes personal (who you are), financial (what you have), and social (how you make a difference) dimensions for a total measurement of your life.

The authors reveal how to transition your life from a traditional one-dimensional approach concerning wealth to a three dimensional life that has greater significance. This self-discovery journey will challenge you to strive for a more meaningful existence. 3 Dimensional Wealth will help you define, articulate, and integrate the personal, financial, and social dimensions of your life. You will learn how to maximize your total wealth potential both now and for generations to come.

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It only takes a minute to do something that can change your life forever. A great life comes from taking that minute to understand life's lessons, and making a minute to take action. This book is 24 of those "minutes" with money –– short, comprehensive lessons on the thoughts, language, and actions to take you to financial success.
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A Matter of Trust is a book for everyone -- especially if you care about what happens in the event of your disablity and to your legacy in the event of your death. The book identifies the types of legal planning directives most people require, including: wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directivds, living wills and memorial instructions. It describes when, where and how to create personal instructions to properly guide your successors in the event of your disablitly and at the time of your death.
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In an easy-to-read and easy-to-understand question-and-answer format, A Parent's Guide to Wills & Trusts spells out concisely and compassionately what all parents and grandparents need to know about wills, trusts and estate planning.

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New illustrated edition with practical and timely advice about school, learning, and life. The book can be personalized. The opening page says “Dear” and leaves space for the recipient’s name. The final page says "Love," and then is left blank to be signed by the giver, typically a parent or grandparent.
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