The Money Coach's Guide to Your First Million

As seen on CNBC, “Dr. Phil,” “Starting Over,” and “Tavis Smiley”

Each day, nearly 25,000 people in the U.S. become millionaires….

Why not you? All it takes is smart planning, shrewd investing, and a little personal coaching-from the world-renowned Money Coach, Lynnette Khalfani. She's living proof that you can go from rags to riches if you follow a few simple guidelines. Believe it or not, Lynnette managed to dig herself out of $100,000 of credit card debt, turn her life around, and become a millionaire herself. Even more amazing: You can do it, too.

The Money Coach's Guide to Your First Million tells you exactly what to do. First you'll formulate an easy-to-follow budget that fits your lifestyle. Then you'll be able to construct a plan to get out of debt, establish perfect credit, and save a bundle, using the same strategies the wealthy do to manage the money they have-and to keep making more.

Soon you'll learn how to invest in stocks and bonds (without losing your shirt) and make a fortune in real estate (without becoming a landlord if you don't want to.) You'll learn the financial benefits of entrepreneurship and discover the SMART way to set goals (Specific, Measurable, Action-oriented, Realistic, and Time-bound.) You'll avoid the most common financial pitfalls and come out on top every time. In fact, you're just 7 steps away from your first million!

The Money Coach's “Millionaire Success Formula” will show you how to:

Make a personal prosperity plan

Invest first, last, and always in your reputation

Live like a lender, not a borrower

Leverage the power of property

Increase your fortune with proven methods not shortcuts

Overcome setbacks and minimize risks to your financial health

Never forget the next generation

Lynnette Khalfani is a personal finance expert, money coach, and the author of the New York Times bestseller Zero Debt: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom (Advantage World Press). Lynnette has been featured in numerous print publications, including The New York Times and USA Today<.i>. Khalfani is also a former Wall Street Journal reporter for CNBC. For more information, visit her website at www.themoneycoach.net.