The African Generational Wealth Bible

The African Generational Wealth Bible

John E. Williams

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Año de edición:
2026
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Historia de África
ISBN:
9780557889815
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For centuries, the richest civilizations on earth built wealth without banks, without Wall Street, and without a finance degree. Their principles created empires. Then those principles were buried - and the families who descended from them were left to figure out money from scratch, every single generation. This book digs them up. Drawing on documented historical records from 14 African civilizations - the Mali Empire, the Asante Kingdom, Great Zimbabwe, the Hausa merchant networks, the Yoruba market women, and more - The African Generational Wealth Bible presents 20 proven wealth-creation principles that built generational prosperity for centuries, now translated into specific, actionable steps for 2026. Inside, you will discover: ✔ How to eliminate debt permanently using the same collective logic ancient African communities used to manage obligation ✔ A first real estate investment playbook starting with under $20,000 ✔ How to build stock, bond, and dividend income without a finance degree or inherited capital ✔ Estate planning tools - wills, living trusts, beneficiary designations - for under $200 ✔ The family governance system that stops inherited wealth from disappearing in one generation ✔ A complete 12-month action roadmap starting from exactly where you are today Every principle is sourced. Every historical claim is traceable - from 14th-century Arab scholars to current Federal Reserve data. The history is real. The strategy is current. The results are yours to build. Your ancestors left a blueprint. This is it.

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