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This page will list books that will be valuable to you as you journey From Sabotage to Success in financial prosperity. I will continually update this list so be sure to come back and check it from time to time.
Ponder uses many stories both about herself and her readers that are inspiring and down to earth. I always felt comforted by this book. It has helped me to break down my walls of resistance to financial good.
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If you have any type of resistance to prosperity, Catherine Ponder is the author to read. I am particularly fond of this book, Open Your Mind To Prosperity. Ponder shows you exactly why prosperity is spiritual and natural. I have read this book about 5-6 times. Each time I read it I get a job offer or some kind of unexpected wealth. I have used the techniques in her book and they always work.
Spiritual Economics is a great prosperity book with a spiritual focus. If you feel that money is dirty, or that only greedy people want money, this book will give you a new perspective.
While I haven't listened to this particular tape, I have listened to Fredrich's six-cassette program by the same name and found it to be very helpful. Upon first listen, his ideas might seem strange to you. I listened to it about three times before I was able to start taking his advice but I must say I have had considerable success as a result. If you buy the tape and apply the principles, it will more than pay for itself.
The name alone says it all. If you feel that your passion and making money are two separate things, read this book.
This book was written in 1937, before women were considered independent and capable of success. If you can get over the sexism and focus on the principles, you will find it to be a thought-provoking guide to financial success.
This book comes with recommendations from a visitor to the Sabotage to Success Book List. He says, "I recommend The
Abundance Book, by John Randolph. It is a small book, that looks at our belief system, rather than money management per se." MM. If you have a book you would like to recommend, send me an e-mail.
The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Carlson.
How to Sell Anything to Anybody by Joe Girard. I'm sure this book will help you with sales but more than anything I found it to be inspiring proof that you can "make it" despite your upbringing. Joe Girard writes a bit about his childhood and says, "I was a loser. I couldn't even make it as a crook!" He is definitely an example of someone who turned their life around. A very fun, inspiring and down to earth book.
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