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Trouncing Financial Giants With the Proverbial Slingshot

Becoming debt-free is as easy as 1-2-3

2007-06-28

LONGWOOD, FL-Proverbs 22:7 declares that "The borrower is servant to the lender." Add to that the stress of carrying a long-term financial burden which threatens more and more people to file for bankruptcy, and you have a recipe for disaster. There is a way out, however. Reading Chris A. Kidd's Defeating Debt (paperback, 978-1-60266-275-9) will give you the tools you need to rise up and defeat those financial giants just as David defeated the Philistine giant with a single stone from his slingshot. You may doubt that you can defeat the giant debts you are facing right now, but you can become debt-free sooner than you think.

Young and successful, Kidd's vibrancy and passion to help others become financially free comes through in his writing on what is most definitely an American epidemic. Smart money management is a topic that is not taught in schools, so people need someone who can teach them. Kidd coaches individuals, organizations, and entrepreneurs in the areas of personal finance. Though there are many financial advisors out there, few people actually practice what they preach.

"I only have two semesters of college under my belt; however I have learned more through 'real life' experience than anyone can learn in school," says Kidd. "I applied the practices in this book to get myself out of debt. By the age of 22, I was worth about half a million dollars. By the age of 24, I was worth over one million. I just had to learn how to think right; now I teach others how to."

Chris A. Kidd attended University of Texas at San Antonio. Today he is an investor, entrepreneur, financial coach, speaker, and author. He owns Chris Kidd Enterprises, LLC. He lives in Houston with his wife, Katie, and their son, Tristan.

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