Entitlement Abolition

Features of Entitlement Abolition

Unrest. In-fighting. Laziness. Selfishness. Lack of direction.All of these are symptoms of an all-too common American malady: entitlement. It's an epidemic transmitted by the pervasive What's in it for me?! mindset, a disease that has crept into just about every aspect of our society today.It's not just an ailment for the rich and wealthy-entitlement has struck across all socioeconomic levels. Whether a family has accumulated an abundance of cash or just enough to get by, the challenge is that too many families across the board suffer from a scarcity of KASH (Knowledge, Attitudes, Skills and Habits). These often well-meaning families may be adept at earning money, but they're inexperienced at cultivating Authentic Wealth. They may know how to fish, but without better guidance, they re more likely to dump the fish on their heirs than teach them how to fish.In this bold, revolutionary look at what's ailing America's families and workforces, New York Times Best Selling Author Douglas R. Andrew outlines the traps that have led to the spread of entitlement. He then shares step-by-step, practical remedies;gleaned over his more than forty years as a financial strategist and Abundant Living Coach-for abolishing entitlement; for incorporating more responsibility, accountability and ownership; for empowering families and even workgroups to be united rather than divided; and for helping people truly thrive not just today, but for generations to come.No matter where readers are on the Entitlement vs. Empowerment Spectrum, this book can be an invaluable tool for improving the well-being of their families, their businesses, and communities.