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The Money Stories in The Garden of Wealth: What Wealth Is For: Stories from Three Thousand Years

De: Li Zhao-King
Narrado por: Dickson Christopher
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 What is wealth for? It is the oldest question about money, and the one our culture has almost forgotten to ask. A Hebrew slave organized one of the first national food-security programs in human history. A Talmudic sage wrote a single legal document that quietly anchored bankruptcy law for two thousand years. A bobbin boy from Dunfermline became the steel magnate who would argue that the man who dies rich dies disgraced. A man named Chuck Feeney gave away eight billion dollars without telling anyone, and died in a rented apartment in San Francisco. What did they know about wealth that the financial advice industry has forgotten? In The Money Stories in The Garden of Wealth, Li Zhao-King walks readers through sixteen lives across three thousand years — Hebrew patriarchs, Talmudic scholars, Roman senators, Chinese merchants, Frankfurt orphans, Pittsburgh industrialists, Gilded Age widows, Taoist sages, twentieth-century philanthropists, and a Japanese family that has tended a hot spring inn for more than thirteen hundred years. Each chapter draws out, through a single life carefully observed, a principle that the wisdom traditions of the world have been articulating in many languages for many centuries. The result is not a book of investment advice. It is something older and deeper: a book about what wealth is finally for, and what wisdom each season of a wealth-building life asks of us. The second volume in a planned trilogy, The Money Stories extends the work of The Garden of Wealth — the principles book that began the conversation — into narrative form. Where the first volume gives readers a path, this one gives them the company of those who have walked it before. Joseph in Egypt. Boaz in Bethlehem. Madam C.J. Walker in Indianapolis. Solomon, in his old age, gathered listeners around him to tell them what he had learned. Sixteen lives, three thousand years, one question.©2026 Li J Zhao-King (P)2026 Li J Zhao-King Finanzas personales
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