Broke people don't want to be broke. As someone who was very broke once, and grew up with a poor person's mindset I feel like I can say that confidently. Like me, most people who find themselves in a poor situation aren't doing it because they are lazy or prefer that lifestyle. Rather it is because they lack an important understanding of how money works. They lack financial literacy. Many people who lack in financial understanding want to learn how to have power over their money rather than allowing money to have power over them. The problem is that most have no idea where to begin. The idea of financial literacy is widely misunderstood and is rarely ever taught in school or by parents. Instead we are taught how to survive in the financial world with outdated and often incorrect ideologies. This creates a vicious cycle in which the poor get poorer and the rich get richer. In addition the lack of information and resources available to those who find themselves in financial woe, the world is moving at an ever faster pace by technological advancements in which transactions are happening at a moment's notice. This is expediting the wealth gap and putting making financial literacy more crucial to understand than ever before. Those who learn and adapt will thrive and build wealth faster than ever before, while those who hold onto old ideas will be left behind. It's up to you to decide which side you want to be on.A Broke Person's Guide to Financial Literacy includes: -A step by step guide using images to help you get your finances in order-How to tell when something is an asset or a liability-Understanding good debt from bad debt-Challenges to the old ways of thinking about money-Give people the power to take control over their money instead of letting money take control over them.Learn to take control over you money and change your financial thinking for the better and don't get left behind with A Broke Person's Guide to Financial Literacy