What Woud YOU Do with Money?

What would you do if you won the lottery? Paying off your debt and buying a new home or car? Perhaps you might help family and or friends…then what? What if you had so much money, you didn’t know what to do with it all? While this is a lovely problem that most people would love to have, Frank Hanna has written a book on this subject. It’s called “What your money means (and how to use it well).

So, before you rush to purchase all these “things” such as cars, homes, vacations, etc. Pick this book up to read. To give you background on Frank Hanna, he is known for his philanthropic ventures and has even played a part in forming three Catholic schools in Atlanta. One of those schools, Holy spirit Prep was named the top fifty Catholic high schools in the country.

As you can probably tell, Frank Hanna focused his energy into philanthropy and how to help others less fortunate. I have a feeling that this book is worth it’s weight in gold.

IS THE ECONOMY PREVENTING YOU FROM STARTING A BUSINESS? READ ON!

The other day, I was doing research regarding CEO’s of major corporations. It seems that in today’s economic environment, most corporations are struggling at best. What makes the difference in these companies? Is it the marketing? Employees? Cash Flow? Customer Service? Supply and demand? These were some of the questions I was researching.

Then, I found Frank Hanna. You may be wondering who that is? Frank Hanna is a multi-faceted businessman in that he is a merchant banker in Atlanta, Georgia. In other words, he gives businesses financial backing to help them succeed. He has assisted a number of well-known businesses that are quite successful today. Frank Hanna also tours on the speaking circuit regarding this type of work and other various topics.

Frank Hanna is also a philanthropist who takes special interest in building Catholic schools for a growing community of children. He also is the founder of the Solidarity Movement and stays active in charitable activities as well as business opportunities. I’d say his priorities are in great order!