上星期我就收到書，感謝樂金出版社贈讀。企劃副理徐先生還在信件中寫了本書的重點，老實說寫什麼我也沒仔細看。

#重點是看到作者

作者是傑森·茲威格( Jason Zweig)先生。

好了，什麼都不用說了。只要是他的書，即便出版社沒贈書給我，我也會自行購買並且推薦。我很想講 Jason Zweig的文章我是有在關注的，但總覺得有點虛偽。因為那是女兒還沒誕生前。

#總之你只要知道我對Zweig有多推崇就好

Zweig之前的書還有《財經惡魔辭典》《投資進化論》（也就是大腦煉金術）我通通都有，並且拜讀好幾次。他給讀者的理財觀念非常的一致，並且不是要教你發財致富的那種發財書，值得朋友反覆閱讀。#基本上你就不會被騙了

《守錢致富課》劈頭就告訴投資人「流通性」的重要性。一但沒有「流通性」，你再多資產都是毫無價值。其實開槓桿是嚴重危害資產流通性的。別以為開槓桿單純指什麼融資融券之類，事實上貸款買車買房也是。其實買房付出的代價極高。

流通性，簡單來說就是你手上資產變成可以交易的現金是否容易。越容易變現的資產代表流通性高，而越無法變現的資產就是流通性低。

因此擅長理財的人，一定程度上會保由暢通的資產流通性。但不只美國，連台灣也是。大多數國人的資產攤開來看，你會發現幾乎占據一半（可能還是三分之二）的資產是毫無流通性，甚至一攤死水。#聰明的你馬上猜出來就是房子

亨利·梭羅（Henry Thoreau）就曾如此說過「我們的房子是如此笨重的資產，使我們被困禁其中，而不是安住其中。」

Zweig則是點出真相：「#流通性是避免我們財富蒸發。」

為什麼如此？如果你研究過企業，你也會知道企業有所謂黑字倒閉。意謂明明有賺錢也有資產，為什麼最後倒閉呢？答案就是在流通性，許多人會破產或是走投無路，也不是因為沒錢，而是他身上的資產根本沒有流通性，無法變現。僅此一點，就能知道這本書好在哪裡。

#守錢致富課值得你擁有

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近代西方哲人梭羅(Henry David Thoreau)提出民事不服從(Civil Disobedience)的概念，托爾斯泰(Leo Tolstoy)強調這是非暴力的，以別於武裝革命運動。[3]上述的公民乃指當地的永久居民，此有別於廣義的人民，人民可以是來自任何地區的人，而公民則享有權利與義務的市民，當公民的天賦人權受到當權者剝削，法律又受到建制的操控，人們的意見不受尊重，公民就可以抗爭的手法，奪回我們應有的權利。遵循公義，比墨守法律更為重要。

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Shaquille O'Neal, the man with four rings, 28,596 career points and scores of nicknames, has finally decided to call it quits, ending one of the most colorful careers in NBA history that will surely culminate with a Hall of Fame induction.

O'Neal, 39, officially announced his retirement Wednesday using the new social media tool Tout, a real-time video messaging service.

"Once a businesman, always a businessman," O'Neal said, smiling. "I am the emperor of the social media network. Why text when you can Tout?"

O'Neal signed a two-year contract with the Boston Celtics last summer but a persistent Achilles injury will prevent him from fulfilling the terms of the deal. O'Neal first injured his right Achilles on Christmas Day and was able to play only in two of the final 35 games of the regular season.

On April 3 against Detroit, O'Neal returned to the court after a two-month absence and scored six points in a spirited 5 minutes and 29 seconds before coming up lame and limping off the floor. Although his injury was listed as a strained calf, O'Neal said it was the Achilles flaring up again.

"I felt like someone had shot me in the back of my leg," he said.

O'Neal did not play again in the regular season. He sat out the New York Knicks playoff series then tried to return in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against his old team, the Miami Heat. O'Neal logged 8 1/2 minutes in the 97-81 victory but woke up in considerable pain the next morning. His final game was two days later, when he toiled for three minutes of Game 4 before Celtics coach Doc Rivers pulled him for good.

In the final weeks of the the playoffs, O'Neal, over the objections of team physician Brian McKeon, had "more than five" cortisone shots in his Achilles in an attempt to play against the Heat.

"Doc (McKeon) kept telling me, 'No, no,' but I wanted to play so badly," O'Neal said. "My feeling was, 'If it ruptures, it ruptures.' The Celtics were so good to me I wanted to do everything I could to get back on the court for them."

Throughout his time on the sideline, Shaq said, he continued to do rehab as well as work on the treadmill and the exercise bike. He swam each evening at the Thoreau Club in Concord and shot a number of late-night free throws in at the Lincoln-Sudbury High School gymnasium across the street from his rented Sudbury home. He lost 35 pounds and was "feeling great everywhere except for that one little spot behind my heel."

Shaq said McKeon recommended surgery that would "clean up" the area around the Achilles, but O'Neal revealed the recovery time would be close to nine months.

"I really, really thought about coming back," he said, "but this Achilles is very damaged and if I had it done the recovery would be so long we'd have same outcome as this last year -- everyone sitting around and waiting for me.

"I didn't want to let people down two years in a row. I didn't want to hold Boston hostage again.

"I'm letting everybody know now so Danny (Ainge) and the organization can try to get younger talent. I would love to come back, but they say once the Achilles is damaged it's never the same. I don't want to take that chance."

O'Neal said his final months in Boston included some of the darkest days of his career because "I just hated to let the city of Boston down. I really grew to love the place. Everyone was so welcoming to me and treated me so great. They believed in me and they took care of me, especially the great people of Sudbury. I love that town."

O'Neal also had effusive praise for Rivers, whom, he said, was "one of the best I ever played for."

"I thought Doc was fabulous," O'Neal said. "He stressed 'team' all the time, never wavered on that. He kept everyone together. He's an amazing coach. I want to congratulate him on his five years (extension).

"He deserves it. He loves the organization, loves the players, and we all love him back."

O'Neal is acutely aware the Celtics posted a record of 21-4 when he was able to play 20 or more minutes this season. The chemistry he shared with the Big Three (Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen) and Rajon Rondo, he said, will be an enduring memory, leaving him to wonder what would have happened had he stayed healthy.

"We were supposed to win this year but 'supposed' doesn't count," he said. "The path was there for us. All the so-called super powers were gone -- LA, San Antonio. I really feel if I was on the court we would have done it, but I don't believe in 'ifs.' "

O'Neal said he wasn't prepared yet to reminisce about his long and prolific career, which produced three championships with the Lakers and one with the Heat. "Let's save that for the press conference on Friday," said O'Neal, who will hold that media event at his Isleworth home.