Kevin D Caldwell

Rich Friends Broke Friends Kevin D Caldwell

You know that sound, the swish of the money. The bills as they rustle against each other. Money has a feel to it; not just the special paper the U. S. Mint prints it on, or the community of people who have touched it. It feels substantial, like enterprise, and possibility. It can make or break you. So the question is-is that sound of the rustling money you hear yours, or is it your friend's? And how does your friend's money influence yours? Maybe you've never realized this possibility. For good or bad, your friends influence you. They influence where you eat, where you shop, and how often you go out. They can even influence where you live and where you go to college. All of that involves money. But it goes deeper than that. It gets at the core of you becoming Rich Friend or Broke Friend. They each have traits are traits-learned traits that can either help or hurt you. And perhaps you are teaching some financial traits to your friends. Without even realizing it.