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A review by readerturnedwriter
The Legacy Journey: A Radical View of Biblical Wealth and Generosity by Dave Ramsey
5.0
This was reread for me, but I thoroughly enjoyed the book (both times). In contrast to his other books, which are more focused on how to get out of debt and the importance of using a common sense, debt free approach to finances, this book focuses more on baby step seven and building wealth.
In the book, Dave Ramsey talks a lot about how it's okay, once you have wealth, to enjoy some of it. Our society looks down on the wealthy and wealth in general, but it's actually a good thing to enjoy the hard work and sacrifice it took to get to where you are. The key is to have a balance between spending, giving, and investing.
I love this book, but I love everything by Dave Ramsey. If you are headed toward the wealth-building part of your life, I would definitely recommend this book (if you want to be but aren't quite there yet, I definitely recommend his book The Total Money Makeover or his FPU course).
In the book, Dave Ramsey talks a lot about how it's okay, once you have wealth, to enjoy some of it. Our society looks down on the wealthy and wealth in general, but it's actually a good thing to enjoy the hard work and sacrifice it took to get to where you are. The key is to have a balance between spending, giving, and investing.
I love this book, but I love everything by Dave Ramsey. If you are headed toward the wealth-building part of your life, I would definitely recommend this book (if you want to be but aren't quite there yet, I definitely recommend his book The Total Money Makeover or his FPU course).