Author · Advisor · Teacher · Lecturer
Rich Brott writes about business, finance, purpose and stewardship – with a grounded perspective for the decisions that shape an abundant life.
Insights & Wisdom for a Rewarding Life – Financially, Personally, Spiritually.
- Rich Brott
Kingdom perspective
Business · Finance · Purpose · Stewardship
Based on the contents of the Family Finance Handbook, this workbook assists the student to establish a solid understanding of the major principles of finances including: God’s economy, man’s stewardship, decision-making, money management, lifestyle choices, and investing.
Using Non-Monetary Resources You can save by using non-monetary resources! Learn to use other resources besides money. It is very easy to rely entirely on financial resources for all the goods one wants and needs. But this kind of thinking and living places a very heavy burden on the individual and family income and often […]
READ ESSAY >The secret to becoming wealthy is steady plodding; putting away a few dollars at a time, consistently, week after week for the rest of your life. Adjusting your lifestyle to do this is not only important, but also absolutely necessary. To start saving for the future, you also have to find some money to save. […]
READ ESSAY >Mother Teresa Quotes Being unwanted, unloved, uncared for, forgotten by everybody, I think that is a much greater hunger, a much greater poverty than the person who has nothing to eat. I am a little pencil in the hand of a writing God who is sending a love letter to the world. If you can’t […]
READ ESSAY >Track Your Expenses Track your expenses. Keep a running balance sheet of every expense and pinpoint areas where you need to cut back. Use a notebook to record the amount and category of each purchase no matter how small. Include check and credit card purchases also. Do this every day for 3 months. Total each […]
READ ESSAY >What are some of the mistakes that people make when managing their finances? Hundreds of wrong choices could be listed, including those that result from making decisions without knowledge or without taking the time to clearly think them through.
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