Money Matters for Financial Freedom: The Fast Path to Abundance in Life and Business

by David Shippy, Leslie Shippy

Money Matters for Financial Freedom provides a roadmap for achieving financial freedom in less than five years! David and Leslie Shippy went from a middle-class life to financial freedom in three short years. They were able to replace both of their multiple six-figure incomes and walk away from corporate America. Their first three apartment investments tripled their investors’ money. They have since gone on to purchase and manage a portfolio of apartments that consists of over 3000 units and is worth over $300 million. Money Matters for Financial Freedom reveals the principles they used to do so. David and Leslie’s detailed guide provides specific examples and skills that shift readers’ thinking from a middle-class mindset to a financially free millionaire mindset. It outlines specific techniques and leadership skills necessary for running a multimillion-dollar business, along with step-by-step examples of how to manage money, create multiple business streams of income, and enable financial freedom!

212 pages, Paperback

Published March 26, 2019

About the author

David Shippy was the chief architect and technical leader of the PowerPC microprocessor for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game machines. His experience designing high-performance microprocessor chips and leading large teams spans more than 20 years. His work encompasses microprocessor designs for notebook computers, desktop computers, game machines, high-end servers and mainframes. Currently, he is a Vice President at Intrinsity, a company that develops microprocessors, based in Austin, Texas, where he lives.

Reviews

[Bradford D]

This guy is running slum apartments in San Antonio and has been in several news stories about the atrocious conditions of his properties.

[Nicole Ellery]

A good place to start

So this book has some solid ideas to help get you started. Some specifics but not enough for this to be your only source of info. It was an easy read and I enjoyed it for the most part. The mention of songs playing or running through the writer’s head seemed contrived. He’s an engineer so I felt like he wanted to get right to it but thought the songs would make it more immersive. I don’t know. Definitely not a deal killer though!

I also ended up reading several other books in tandem with this one because of ALL of the references. There are a lot of references so something to watch out for if you don’t like that kind of thing. I usually avoid books like that but this one didn’t bother me because it led me to consume other books that were on my read list that ended up being amazing!