Penguin Books Australia

The Rules of Wealth Second Edition , A personal code for prosperity and plenty. Some people seem to find money so easy. Easy to make, easy to hold on to and easy to grow. The rest of us just find it easy to spend. So, is it all luck or is there something that rich people know or do that we don't? Is it something we could all learn? The answer is a resounding yes. They know the Rules...

Why is it that some people always seem to be on top of everything ?

Paperwork dealt with, projects delivered on time, diary organised, promises met, all those little jobs around the house sorted . . . And they seem so relaxed about it too.

In this clever book, bestselling author Richard Templar delivers a collection of principles, tactics and techniques that will make sure things always get done, without...

New, even better edition includes 10 new rules for managerial success in any organization.

A personal code for living a better, happier, more successful kind of life

Second edition of the hugely successful 'The Rules of Work'

Updated with new 'Rules' for today's business climate.

Some people are simply great at their job. They glide effortlessly onwards and upwards through all the politics, the backstabbing, the system, and the nonsense that goes on.

Does it feel like you're locked in a never ending struggle to keep on top of everything?  Is your to-do list as long as your arm?  Are you always losing or forgetting things?  Wait a minute, shouldn't you have left 10 minutes ago?  Oh no, are you late again?

Don't panic, help is at hand.  And the good news is life doesn't have to be this way.  Better still, getting everything...

' … the good news is that spending less doesn't have to make you miserable. In fact, you might actually start to quite enjoy some of it (trust me and hang on in there… I might just be telling you an unbelievable truth).'

Richard Templar

Most of us know that we spend more than we should. But we struggle to actually do anything about it, mainly because the idea of spending less means missing...