The Six Keys to Financial Success!

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Sean PhD Hyman. The Six Keys to Financial Success!

Dedication & Acknowledgements

Introduction

My Journey Began with Unanswered Questions

Principle #1: Pray for God’s Favor and Blessing in Your Work

Become a Student of God’s Economics

The Golden Rule for Dealing with Those who Wrong You in Business

Put the Talents God Gave You to Use: Why You Should Love Your Work

Higher Pay is a Result of How Many People are Blessed by Your Work

A Strong Work Ethic and Regularly Developing Your Skill Set are the Keys to Getting Higher Pay

Beyond Employment: Other Levels of Prosperity to Aspire and Work Toward

There are No Shortcuts—How You Use Your Time is Essential to Your Success

Be the Best in Your Niche

God’s Economics Apply to All; Use all the Talents God Gave You

Principle #2: Tithes & Offerings: 10% Plus Some, Not Just 10%

Principle #3: Save Money & Reduce Your Debts

Build a Storehouse: Why Saving Is the Important First Step

Co-Signing is the American Way, not God’s way in His Economy

How to Reduce the Number of Bosses in Your Life…

God is Limited by Our Thinking. So Start Thinking Bigger!

Principle #4: Invest for Your Future

Arrange Your Finances so that You can Save and Invest

Why Invest (Besides it being a Biblical Command)?

Invest for Retirement, Even if You Don’t Plan on Retiring

Principle #5: Philanthropy

Principle #6: Your Graduation Principle into the Fullest of God’s Biblical Economy: Being the Lender & Not the Borrower

These Six Principles Lead You to God’s Blessing

Sean’s Contact Information for Speaking Engagements:

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I’d like to dedicate this book to my dad, Randy Hyman. He always wanted me to write this book so that the world could benefit from these principles that he’s seen change my financial life.

I finally got the book completed about a year after he passed on to heaven. But this book is to honor you, dad.

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It’s not that people aren’t doing some things right. A lot of people are getting some things right. Maybe they’ve given to a charity. Maybe they are helping somebody in need. Maybe they are helping their family. Maybe they are even giving a tithe, or an offering or—whatever! Maybe they’re doing something right with money. I’m not saying they’re not.

But they’re not completely obedient, so there’s partial disobedience there. We follow one or two biblical financial principles, but we’re not really living “biblical economics” until we learn to implement them all.

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