Would you be able to walk into your boss's office, say "I quit" and maintain your current lifestyle? If the answer is yes, you should still read my book because who wants to waste money when you can spend it on something that really matters.Was your answer "no"? If so, get back in there and work your fanny off. But before you do, you need to pick up my book and begin your journey to spending wisely and reducing waste. With my helpful tips, motivational strategies, and money recovery methodologies you can soon be on your way to achieving the power and freedom that you will get from having your very own nest egg.
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Lisa Wysocki worked in sales and marketing in Corporate America for over 24 years before being honorably discharged (downsized). She has a Masters in Organizational Psychology from Columbia University and a Masters in Business Administration from Fordham University. In addition, she has two Bachelors Degree from Carnegie Mellon University, one in Economics and one in Administration and Management Science. The author currently lives in Southern Connecticut with her husband, son, dog and three cats.
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A fast, fun, informative read...,
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This review is from: Don't Waste Money, Spend it!: Undecided (Paperback)
I've always considered myself frugal and very wise in my spending. Lisa Wysocki's book opened my eyes to some very creative money saving tips that even I the queen of frugal had not thought of. She presents the information in a very funny and enertaining format.
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Don't waste time, buy it !!,
This review is from: Don't Waste Money, Spend it!: Undecided (Paperback)
Don't Waste Money, Spend It by Lisa Wysocki is a must read for everyone! It's an easy to read, smart and witty guide to spending money wisely. It is filled with sound advice on building the all-important nest egg. Ms. Wysocki's step by step approach will make the most ardent spendthrift repent.
Through her many tips and anecdotes, I feel empowered as a consumer. I will no longer cower and accept inferior service or merchandise. I will continue to use this invaluable book as a reference to help me reduce waste and fight for my rights and my money.
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I was looking forward to reading this book because I had read and heard such positive things about the book and Ms. Wysocki. But well into Chapter Three, Ms. Wysocki was still giving a preface, and assuring the reader she would get to the nuts and bolts of her strategies any minute.
By the time I got into Chapter Three, I saw that the book is so laden with glaring grammatical errors and typographical errors that I began to wonder about the accuracy of the text. Examples: laundry "shoot" and "Suzy" Ormond; "parent's" when the plural was meant; James Clavell's "Nobel House," the spelling of which is repeated in the same paragraph. (It should read "Noble House.") There are one to three such mistakes on almost every page so far. I made my living as a proofreader and editor for many years. It's tedious work but someone has to do it, and I love it and am very good at it. I still "informally" proofread any book I pick up. There are so many word usage and spelling errors in "Don't Waste Money..." that I can't "read through" them. If Ms. Wysocki's manuscript is loaded with sound advice and is factually correct, she was done a great disservice by those who readied her book for publication. It's a shame, because her style is appealing and her credentials sound. Perhaps her advice is, too, but I wouldn't know and am probably not going to find out. I received "America's Cheapest Family" on the same day, and am much more satisfied with it.
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