Every chapter completes the same sentence differently, and each answer is one Daniels paid for in full before writing it down.
ONEWealth Is Relative
Why we always measure against those with more, never those with less, and the Beatles clip that taught Daniels how judgement ages.
TWOWealth Is Commitment
Waking every morning in debt to the needs of others, and paying it daily.
THREEWealth Is Responsibility
The industrialist's last evening with his son before handing over fifty years of wealth.
FOURWealth Is Accountability
The ledger you keep before God long before any auditor sees it.
FIVEWealth Is Leadership
If you are a Christian you are a leader elect; if you are not leading, you are a leader in abdication.
SIXWealth Is Power
A good power, if earned, developed and used under the principles of God.
SEVENWealth Is Influence
What your money says to people you will never meet.
EIGHTWealth Is Pressure
Living in the fast lane without being crushed by it, and why escape is just abdication in disguise.
NINEWealth Is Sacrifice
No free lunches: if you do not give, you do not get.
TENWealth Means Criticism
The three certainties, and how to keep critics from crushing your spirit.
ELEVENWealth Is Courage
The nerve it takes to build openly in a world that resents builders.
TWELVEWealth Is For You
Wealth is for you if you want it, and the down payment is total personal responsibility.
THIRTEENWealth, The Challenge
The four questions Daniels put to a drifting young leader named Gary, and puts to you.
