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For those unfamiliar with the teachings of Arnold Patent, prepare yourselves for the welcomed shock of a lifetime when you read MONEY. For those already familiar with Arnold, brace yourselves, too. MONEY will challenge what even you might expect from Arnold.

Either way, MONEY is required reading for anyone whose life is at all influenced by money and the money game as we've come to know it. MONEY lays bare the hidden truth about money. And the truth will surprise you.

MONEY does not provide a new 5-step, 7-step, 12-step or take-your-pick-step approach to increasing cash flow or the size of your bank account. It's not a self-help guide to get rich quick or get out of debt. It doesn't reveal investment secrets. It doesn't offer clever strategies for managing your money. There are no success stories of the rich and famous to emulate.

MONEY takes what we think we have always known about money and opens the portal to a broader awareness. This broader awareness shows us that our tacit beliefs about money and its purpose are really beautifully crafted disguises for the true meaning, value, and purpose of money.

Embracing what Arnold Patent has to say in MONEY requires a steadfast commitment to blind trust. The objective world belies much of what he shares with us in MONEY. As someone who has come to know Arnold Patent through his loving support during my own extreme financial hardships and related "money issues" I can tell you, unequivocally, you can trust Arnold Patent. Arnold walks his talk. Arnold's words will be with you in unconditional support when you choose to commit to trust what Arnold Patent shares with us all in MONEY.

If you have ever wondered why you were still not enjoying the abundance everyone claims is yours, this book will reveal why you are still possibly setting some conditions that are not helpful. You would know this man has walked in the zone of struggle and come out on the other side. A super understandable book. Great!

This book makes you think on how we often put a "condition" on money to make us happy. As if paper can empower us. After the first, short and concise chapters, you're hooked. It's a fast and simple read. No 300 page book to plow through. The message is simple...money is an expression of appreciation. That's it in a nutshell. Self appreciation and unconditionally loving ourselves and knowing where we hid our power and understanding why, will lift a burden off your shoulders/mind/heart. It's deep and simple spiritual insight will cause you to slow down so you can allow yourself to remember who you really are.

A simple quick read, deeply profound. I came to Arnold Patent through Robert Scheinfeld, and though Money is completely congruent with Scheinfeld's Busting Loose teachings, it teaches from a more spiritual way which is very useful for perspective.

No matter what perspective you come from, this will be a beautiful and thought provoking read.

It is very interesting to discover with Arbold Patent that we don't really love money so much as we think. If we change the name we give money by appreciation our relationship with it starts to chage for the better. We stop our search for bargains and we start our real highway to abundance and prosperity, our birth rights.

I just don't get these positive reviews, and I hate to break up the party. At least with Schienfeld's "Busting Loose" book, there was an attempt at explanation and an offering of some support for his interesting and provocative, if not utterly ridiculous, idea that we create by force of will our own reality. What is sold as a book here is nothing more than a magazine article.