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The Future of Money
How the digital revolution is transforming currencies and finance

A guide to a fiscal knowledge.
An awareness about the financial conduct.
Helpful in developing a mindset of investment and the pros included.

Everyone should read this!
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4 stars

Great narration and actually not boring!

By all of the wonderful reviews given, I was not expecting this book to have been written so long ago lol What I enjoyed most were the different stories about the people. While I agree that your mindset plays a big part in your success, I was honestly expecting more from this book. I will reread it again in the future to see if I get more from it.

I really liked this. It was super interesting. It's the history of finance basically. It's a little out of date because it only goes to 2008 when it was published. I'll stop geeking out now before you all get bored.

#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

I‘ve always been interested in the made-up things (government, religion) that grease the wheels of human society, so I was fascinated by this book. Goldstein writes about how the belief in money as an abstract concept (paper, online banking) has jump started change and innovation. He goes back to early China and the Mongol Empire before settling in and tracing the trajectory of money from Industrial Revolution England to today.

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The obstacles you face in life are always supposed to make you stronger. Pain makes you a warrior. Use it to your advantage and face life with battle scars

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#ThinkPositiveBePositive

1. I loved the concept of the penny doubled challenge
2. What the future brought for the characters

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#two4tuesday @TheSpineView

Interesting and informative book. Definitely brought attention to finding ways to make money or at the beginning learning financial goals. The author is a bit abrupt, but sometimes we need that to open our eyes to finding a new and better way (in money and other areas of our lives).