Happy Dad Sad Dad: What they failed to teach you about financial happiness

Some dads are defined by their ability to save money. Others by their ability to save memories. This book offers an interesting counter-perspective and outlook on how to make it in a world where financial advice focuses on acquiring quantity as a means to attaining quality in life. Happy Dad Sad Dad challenges readers to see beyond the rich dad, poor dad dichotomy.Charles Erickson is a writer by chance, not by choice. That is to say he didn’t choose to become a self-help book writer. He wrote this book from the heart, not from the head. The topic as well as the title were borne out of many years of lending life advice to family, friends, and colleagues – and seeing firsthand the positive results of his financial and life philosophies. In this book he prescribes a set of life principles that inspire the reader to “keep it all together by letting it all go.” Read more