Review: Clearly written and clearly knowledgeable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
I picked up Paul Valcin’s Creative Millionaires with a number of personal projects and ideas in mind. Ideas often *stay* ideas for me, and seldom do I devote the time needed to bring them to fruition; creative time is often lost in the day to day. So, though not a genre I would typically read, this book sounded like an interesting compilation of ideas for harnessing ideas and putting them to work and it caught my eye.Valcin clearly writes from a place of experience. He owns his past and shares what he has learned from it in an organized, encouraging manner. Some chapters focus on freeing your mind of preconceived notions, others are predominately geared toward folks who need permission to take the first leap, and all of them incorporate real life examples and advice.Though money should not be the most sought after object in one’s life, insofar as a person should focus on realizing dreams and fostering good, creative ideas, this book is an excellent tool to begin the equipping process and to lead you down a path of critical thinking and careful reflection. The icing on the cake is that it is an easily digestible read and written by someone who has devoted his time to explaining the concepts clearly and thoroughly.