¡Sí, se puede! The Richest Latino in AmericaA Self-Help Financial ‘Novela’Award winning financial coach & author Ruben Ruiz says you have to become a millionaire mentally before becoming one physically, and gives you the tools to do it. This is a fascinating time to become a millionaire. ¡Sí se puede! (Yes, we can! Where have I hear this?) as the legendary leader César Chávez used to say. But becoming a millionaire may not be as easy as one would expect. “It can be done if you first believe and understand that you can achieve that goal,” says Rubén Ruiz says the author and CEO of The Ruiz Financial Group.
The author of One Hour Hispanic Millionaire is now offering Latinos and Latinas the opportunity to learn how to build an unlimited amount of wealth with his latest book: The Richest Latino in America.This novel follows one character’s journey from his middle class blues to economic stability and understanding.According to Mr. Ruiz, “Most of our parents haven’t acquired wealth, so they can’t even teach it…My mission is to teach & coach Hispanics on how to become wealthy or financially independent, because now is the perfect time to do it, and Latinos have every right as an American to take advantage of the opportunities available in the United States”, says Ruiz.“You have to become a millionaire mentally before you actually become one physically,” says Ruiz who received a bachelor of business administration (BBA) degree from Southwest Texas State University and went on to earn a master degree from The American College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.“I picked cotton for several summers, then construction, then bus-boy and finally waiter. My first investment was in a cash-investment life insurance policy,” stated Mr. Ruiz to Vista Magazine a while back. Mr. Ruiz brings his diversity of experiences into the pages of his new book. He provides essential financial tips and techniques to help you build the wealth you desire and become the richest Latino in the country.“Most people don’t spend one hour a month, let alone a week on their finances,” continued the Texas-based financial planner and entrepreneur. According to Ruiz, less than half of one percent of Latinos earns more than $100,000 a year.“Wealth is only for the “other” side, the “North” side, the Anglo side, per se,” says Mr. Ruiz about one of the false notions that Latinos have ant the reason for which real wealth keeps eluding them.“Everyone dreams of one day becoming a millionaire, but for most people the goal of building wealth is as unattainable as having a weekend picnic on the moon. Why? They’ve never learned how to do it!” writes the author who made his first investment at the age of 22. The Richest Latino in America is the only financial self-help novella currently in publication in the United States.
The author of One Hour Hispanic Millionaire is now offering Latinos and Latinas the opportunity to learn how to build an unlimited amount of wealth with his latest book: The Richest Latino in America.This novel follows one character’s journey from his middle class blues to economic stability and understanding.According to Mr. Ruiz, “Most of our parents haven’t acquired wealth, so they can’t even teach it…My mission is to teach & coach Hispanics on how to become wealthy or financially independent, because now is the perfect time to do it, and Latinos have every right as an American to take advantage of the opportunities available in the United States”, says Ruiz.“You have to become a millionaire mentally before you actually become one physically,” says Ruiz who received a bachelor of business administration (BBA) degree from Southwest Texas State University and went on to earn a master degree from The American College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.“I picked cotton for several summers, then construction, then bus-boy and finally waiter. My first investment was in a cash-investment life insurance policy,” stated Mr. Ruiz to Vista Magazine a while back. Mr. Ruiz brings his diversity of experiences into the pages of his new book. He provides essential financial tips and techniques to help you build the wealth you desire and become the richest Latino in the country.“Most people don’t spend one hour a month, let alone a week on their finances,” continued the Texas-based financial planner and entrepreneur. According to Ruiz, less than half of one percent of Latinos earns more than $100,000 a year.“Wealth is only for the “other” side, the “North” side, the Anglo side, per se,” says Mr. Ruiz about one of the false notions that Latinos have ant the reason for which real wealth keeps eluding them.“Everyone dreams of one day becoming a millionaire, but for most people the goal of building wealth is as unattainable as having a weekend picnic on the moon. Why? They’ve never learned how to do it!” writes the author who made his first investment at the age of 22. The Richest Latino in America is the only financial self-help novella currently in publication in the United States.
The Ruiz Financial Group, LLC, Ruben Ruiz, CEO311 Cheatham St, San Marcos, TX 78666Email: rruiz@grandecom.netTel: (512) 396-2487
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