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Introduction
You are the rich person -
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Increased my awareness that our culture is consumeristic
Increased my awareness that the odds are stacked against me to living as a disciple in our culture
Challenged me that what I do with my money is a big deal
Convinced me that I am rich by historical and global standards
Convinced me that Jesus’ teachings about the spiritual dangers of wealth are applicable to me
Convinced me that I will need some kind of plan and accountability around my money
Led me to actually create some kind of plan for my money
Led me to actually institute a financial accountability partner (spiritual accountant)
Increased my awareness that our culture is consumeristic
Increased my awareness that the odds are stacked against me to living as a disciple in our culture
Challenged me that what I do with my money is a big deal
Convinced me that I am rich by historical and global standards
Convinced me that Jesus’ teachings about the spiritual dangers of wealth are applicable to me
Convinced me that I will need some kind of plan and accountability around my money
Led me to actually create some kind of plan for my money
Led me to actually institute a financial accountability partner (spiritual accountant)
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Step One
Live on Min -
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Convinced me that I need to set a spending benchmark
Led me to actually set a spending benchmark
Led me to actually set a spending benchmark on or below median or minimum wage
Convinced me that I can have more joy from helping my spiritual family compared to personal purchases because of the law of diminishing returns
Led me to take practical steps with my spending such as not paying for brands, buying secondhand stuff and sharing more
Helped me understand that debt is not a four-letter word
Convinced me that debt should only be used if it pays for itself or increases other productive capacity
Led me to setup ‘spend, save & serve’ bucket bank accounts
With housing, given me a framework to understand the investment, necessity and luxury components to it
Increased my awareness of the of the potential spiritual dangers of elitist environments (including schools)
Convinced me that I need to set a spending benchmark
Led me to actually set a spending benchmark
Led me to actually set a spending benchmark on or below median or minimum wage
Convinced me that I can have more joy from helping my spiritual family compared to personal purchases because of the law of diminishing returns
Led me to take practical steps with my spending such as not paying for brands, buying secondhand stuff and sharing more
Helped me understand that debt is not a four-letter word
Convinced me that debt should only be used if it pays for itself or increases other productive capacity
Led me to setup ‘spend, save & serve’ bucket bank accounts
With housing, given me a framework to understand the investment, necessity and luxury components to it
Increased my awareness of the of the potential spiritual dangers of elitist environments (including schools)
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Step Two
Start Kingdom Investing -
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Convinced me to exploit exchange rate imbalances and tax deductible giving
Led me to actually sponsor a Compassion child or other organisation on a recurring basis
Convinced me to ‘first 10%’ give to a church or gospel organisation
Led me to actually ‘first 10%’give to a church or gospel organisation
Convinced me to exploit exchange rate imbalances and tax deductible giving
Led me to actually sponsor a Compassion child or other organisation on a recurring basis
Convinced me to ‘first 10%’ give to a church or gospel organisation
Led me to actually ‘first 10%’give to a church or gospel organisation
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Step Three
Sweat Your Dollar -
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Increased my awareness that spending can also create positive impact
Increased my understanding that spending with Christian businesses can produce a kingdom multiplier effect
Led me to actually engage a Christian supplier that I would not have otherwise
Led me to engage a small business that I would not have otherwise
Convinced me to track my spending
Led me to actually track my spending in some way
Convinced me to do an ‘impact audit’ of my spending
Led me to actually do an ‘impact audit’ of my spending
Increased my awareness that spending can also create positive impact
Increased my understanding that spending with Christian businesses can produce a kingdom multiplier effect
Led me to actually engage a Christian supplier that I would not have otherwise
Led me to engage a small business that I would not have otherwise
Convinced me to track my spending
Led me to actually track my spending in some way
Convinced me to do an ‘impact audit’ of my spending
Led me to actually do an ‘impact audit’ of my spending
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Step Four
Getting off the Consumer Treadmill -
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Increased my awareness how a big mortgage can have a ‘spiritual opportunity cost’ and cause me to live less like a disciple
Increased my awareness how having high financial maintenance costs may cause me to walk past the ‘beaten up guy by the side of the road’ (good Sarmatian example)
Actually led me to moderate my home or car purchases towards more modest ones (or planned to do so)
Helped me better understand that without very specific and tangible causes to give/invest in, my purchase decisions are likely to default towards unnecessary comfort and premium experiences
Convinced me to consider ‘buying time’ for ministry or social impact initiatives
Led me to actually ‘buy time’
Convinced me to ‘match my splurge’ when getting something more than modest
Actually led me to ‘match my splurge’ with a purchase
Convinced me to change the way I gift (towards gift matching and practical gifts)
Led me to actually change the way I gift
Convinced me to give away what I save rather than consume what I save
Led me to actually give away a portion of my savings while shopping
Increased my awareness how a big mortgage can have a ‘spiritual opportunity cost’ and cause me to live less like a disciple
Increased my awareness how having high financial maintenance costs may cause me to walk past the ‘beaten up guy by the side of the road’ (good Sarmatian example)
Actually led me to moderate my home or car purchases towards more modest ones (or planned to do so)
Helped me better understand that without very specific and tangible causes to give/invest in, my purchase decisions are likely to default towards unnecessary comfort and premium experiences
Convinced me to consider ‘buying time’ for ministry or social impact initiatives
Led me to actually ‘buy time’
Convinced me to ‘match my splurge’ when getting something more than modest
Actually led me to ‘match my splurge’ with a purchase
Convinced me to change the way I gift (towards gift matching and practical gifts)
Led me to actually change the way I gift
Convinced me to give away what I save rather than consume what I save
Led me to actually give away a portion of my savings while shopping
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Step 5a
Investing in value creating ventures -
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Increased my awareness that most of the time when shares are purchased the money doesn’t go to the company
Helped my understanding that venture investing is where money does go to the company/organisation to create something
Convinced me to have a bias towards venture investing as it creates more jobs and services
Convinced me that investing should not be a purely secular activity
Convinced me that social & spiritual impact is the third variable to be considered when investing
Led me to rethink giving as investing with non-financial returns
Led me to have an increased interest in the outcomes of giving rather than the heart of giving
Led me to invest in a value creating venture without financial returns
Convinced me to prioritise direct ministry investments
Led me to make actually make a direct ministry investment (e.g. a mission worker, MTS, OCA, Scripture Union)
Led me to have a conversation with someone I think would be a good lay ministry candidate (and offer to support them financially)
Convinced me to stay in the loop for ventures with both Kingdom and financial returns
Convinced me to have a bias towards investing in ventures with both Kingdom and financial returns in the future
Led me to actually invest in a venture with both Kingdom and financial returns
Increased my awareness that most of the time when shares are purchased the money doesn’t go to the company
Helped my understanding that venture investing is where money does go to the company/organisation to create something
Convinced me to have a bias towards venture investing as it creates more jobs and services
Convinced me that investing should not be a purely secular activity
Convinced me that social & spiritual impact is the third variable to be considered when investing
Led me to rethink giving as investing with non-financial returns
Led me to have an increased interest in the outcomes of giving rather than the heart of giving
Led me to invest in a value creating venture without financial returns
Convinced me to prioritise direct ministry investments
Led me to make actually make a direct ministry investment (e.g. a mission worker, MTS, OCA, Scripture Union)
Led me to have a conversation with someone I think would be a good lay ministry candidate (and offer to support them financially)
Convinced me to stay in the loop for ventures with both Kingdom and financial returns
Convinced me to have a bias towards investing in ventures with both Kingdom and financial returns in the future
Led me to actually invest in a venture with both Kingdom and financial returns
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Step 5b
What to do while you wait
About your home
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Convinced me that investing in my own home is probably the best ‘in the meantime’ investment once I’ve settled
Convinced me of the spiritual danger of accumulating wealth in property and not looking to make investments in kingdom ventures
Convinced me that investing in my own home is probably the best ‘in the meantime’ investment once I’ve settled
Convinced me of the spiritual danger of accumulating wealth in property and not looking to make investments in kingdom ventures
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Step 5b
What to do while you wait
About shares
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Reduced the confusion and fear I had around investing in shares
Helped me understand why investing shares via ETFs can give good long term returns (betting on big business, capitalism and money printing)
Helped me understand the costs of investing in shares (costly corporate systems, subdivided companies are highly priced)
Convinced me that if I try and pick individual winners (shares) there is a high risk that it will end badly
Convinced me that buying and selling individual shares is fraught with risk unless I can piggyback off a trusted adviser
Led me to invest money in shares that I otherwise would not have
Reduced the confusion and fear I had around investing in shares
Helped me understand why investing shares via ETFs can give good long term returns (betting on big business, capitalism and money printing)
Helped me understand the costs of investing in shares (costly corporate systems, subdivided companies are highly priced)
Convinced me that if I try and pick individual winners (shares) there is a high risk that it will end badly
Convinced me that buying and selling individual shares is fraught with risk unless I can piggyback off a trusted adviser
Led me to invest money in shares that I otherwise would not have
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Step 5b
What to do while you wait
Superannuation
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Convinced me that autopilot super investing in super is powerful for wealth accumulation
Helped me understand that most super funds for young adults is investing mostly in shares
Convinced me that the spiritual opportunity cost of putting additional money into super can be high because it's locked away till retirement
Led me to change my super fund to Christian Super
Led me to change my super fund to a low cost fund or change my investment type to high growth
Convinced me that autopilot super investing in super is powerful for wealth accumulation
Helped me understand that most super funds for young adults is investing mostly in shares
Convinced me that the spiritual opportunity cost of putting additional money into super can be high because it's locked away till retirement
Led me to change my super fund to Christian Super
Led me to change my super fund to a low cost fund or change my investment type to high growth
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Step 5b
What to do while you wait
About investment properties
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Increased my understanding of how debt magnifies returns for investment properties
Convinced me of the spiritual opportunity cost for many people of investing in investment properties
Convinced me that the author is a bad bloke for berating a so called investment expert in his book
Increased my understanding of how debt magnifies returns for investment properties
Convinced me of the spiritual opportunity cost for many people of investing in investment properties
Convinced me that the author is a bad bloke for berating a so called investment expert in his book
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Step 5b
What to do while you wait
About bank deposits / currency
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Convinced me that in the long term it’s usually better to be invested in productive assets than cash
Convinced me that if I make speculative type bets on shares or cryptocurrencies to commit 50% of any gains to worthy causes
Convinced me that in the long term it’s usually better to be invested in productive assets than cash
Convinced me that if I make speculative type bets on shares or cryptocurrencies to commit 50% of any gains to worthy causes
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Scaling Your Kingdom Investments -
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Convinced me to set a soft spending cap and to ‘love my neighbour as myself’ financially when I go over it
Convinced me to have a bias towards ‘capital light’ kingdom investments
Convinced me to set a soft spending cap and to ‘love my neighbour as myself’ financially when I go over it
Convinced me to have a bias towards ‘capital light’ kingdom investments
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Overall, I have
Enjoyed the content, implemented a number of the steps and have recommended it to others
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I’d like to talk more about some of the topics covered in the book with a fellow barefoot disciple
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I’d like to mentor others to live like a barefoot disciple with their money
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