Creating Generational Wealth: What the Super Wealthy Know that You Need to Know
Thank you, Douglas Eze, for these insights, gems and nuggets of brilliance. You have put your heart, money and soul into this important masterwork. I was not only informed and inspired, but empowered by your impressive research, commitment, words and ideas on this prickly subject of economic leakage in the Black community. You have the answers and they are timely and needed. All those charged with the responsibility of leading 21st century organizations will learn valuable lessons by internalizing and acting on the rigorously thought-out conclusions you laid out in Creating Generational Wealth. Bravo! We all now have something worth reading on this critical subject of building wealth the right way. Thank you so much for this powerful gift. --George C. Fraser, Author, Success Runs In Our RaceIn Proverbs 13:22 (NASB) it states, A good man leaves an inheritance to his children s children. I have often wondered how I could achieve this for my family. Douglas s book gives a step-by-step blueprint from poverty to prosperity and from lack to legacy. The book breaks down the systemic failures in the minority culture that have held back the immense potential. His story of starting from the bottom and rising to the top will challenge many to leave the excuses of the past behind and press into the elevator of elevation. This book is a must read for anyone serious about changing their family legacy. --Dr. Jomo Cousins, Pastor, Love First Christian Center and Former NFL PlayerAll middle class Americans need to read this book. Because US tax, legal and economic issues are quite complicated and often confusing. But Mr. Eze simply explains the financial information we all need to know, in a step by step, easy to understand process that will enable us to save, grow and protect our money - not only for ourselves, but for our children and grandchildren too. --Dan Viñal, President, WebPrez, LLCIn Proverbs 13:22 (NASB) it states, A good man leaves an inheritance to his children s children. I have often wondered how I could achieve this for my family. Douglas s book gives a step-by-step blueprint from poverty to prosperity and from lack to legacy. The book breaks down the systemic failures in the minority culture that have held back the immense potential. His story of starting from the bottom and rising to the top will challenge many to leave the excuses of the past behind and press into the elevator of elevation. This book is a must read for anyone serious about changing their family legacy. --Dr. Jomo Cousins, Pastor, Love First Christian Center and Former NFL PlayerAll middle class Americans need to read this book. Because US tax, legal and economic issues are quite complicated and often confusing. But Mr. Eze simply explains the financial information we all need to know, in a step by step, easy to understand process that will enable us to save, grow and protect our money - not only for ourselves, but for our children and grandchildren too. --Dan Viñal, President, WebPrez, LLCIn Proverbs 13:22 (NASB) it states, A good man leaves an inheritance to his children s children. I have often wondered how I could achieve this for my family. Douglas s book gives a step-by-step blueprint from poverty to prosperity and from lack to legacy. The book breaks down the systemic failures in the minority culture that have held back the immense potential. His story of starting from the bottom and rising to the top will challenge many to leave the excuses of the past behind and press into the elevator of elevation. This book is a must read for anyone serious about changing their family legacy. --Dr. Jomo Cousins, Pastor, Love First Christian Center and Former NFL PlayerAll middle class Americans need to read this book. Because US tax, legal and economic issues are quite complicated and often confusing. But Mr. Eze simply explains the financial information we all need to know, in a step by step, easy to understand process that will enable us to save, grow and protect our money - not only for ourselves, but for our children and grandchildren too. --Dan Viñal, President, WebPrez, LLC