Bøger af Kenneth Moore

Did you ever feel like well, if there is a God he sure don't care about me or this world, then you just may be missing something very important. Here within is a plain language explanation concerning what's called Salvation...what it is, it's pupose, how real it is, and why you need it. Fads come and go with time but truth never goes out of style!

You shouldn't have to fight to live comfortably. You shouldn't have to make decisions between fixing the car so you can go to work or paying for your child's doctor visit. A lot of the world can seem fixed against you when times are tough, and unless you know how to utilize money the way wealthy people do, times will always be tough.Kenneth Moore's Money Right program is designed to empower you to increase your wealth, live a better-quality life, and to take advantage of a financial system that not enough people truly know very much about. Moore knows firsthand about living through financial distress. He also knows firsthand about getting out of it and the absolute struggle that many of us attempting that journey experience.The Rulebook is a quick, easy-to-read guide designed for working-class folks having trouble on that journey. It breaks down an incredibly confusing world of financial information, simplifies it, and puts it into a specific, ordered process so that everyday people can navigate past the constant stress, the constant debt, and the fight to even live paycheck to paycheck.Money Right: The Rulebook provides you with the direction you need without wasting your time with all the extra fluff used to fill pages. This book is concise, to the point, and the program in it is proven to be successful. If you want to take control of your life, you first need to set your Money Right !

This book takes the reader through real-world examples for how to characterize and measure the productivity and performance of NFPs and education institutions¿that is, organisations that produce value for society, which cannot be measured accurately in financial KPIs. It focuses on how best to frame non-profit performance and productivity, and provides a suite of tools for measurement and benchmarking. It further challenges the reader to consider alternative and appropriate uses of quantitative measures, which are fit-for-purpose in individual contexts.It is true that the risk of misusing quantitative measures is ever-present. But does that risk outweigh the benefits of forming a more precise and shared understanding of what could generate better outcomes? There will always be concerns about policy and performance management. Goodheart¿s Law states that once a measure becomes a target, it is no longer a good measure. This book helps to strike a meaningful balance between what can be measured, what cannot, and how best to use quantitative information in sectors that are often averse to being held up to the light and put on a scale by outsiders.