13 Steps to Bloody Good Wealth audiobook cover - From a real consumer’s point of view, Sunil Dalal gently pulls back the curtain on how the money industry works, then guides listeners through clear, practical steps—defining “wealth,” budgeting for inflation, building extra income, and investing with a calm, diversified plan.

13 Steps to Bloody Good Wealth

From a real consumer’s point of view, Sunil Dalal gently pulls back the curtain on how the money industry works, then guides listeners through clear, practical steps—defining “wealth,” budgeting for inflation, building extra income, and investing with a calm, diversified plan.

Sunil Dalal

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Chapter Overview

Description

Money is deeply woven into everyday life, whether a person loves talking about it, avoids it, or feels anxious whenever it comes up. In this warm, grounded overview of Sunil Dalal’s ideas, the focus stays on what an everyday person can understand and use—without needing a finance degree or insider access.

Across these chapters, the listener is guided to define what “wealth” personally means, plan around inflation and impulse spending, explore additional income streams, and learn the essential building blocks of investing—especially asset allocation, diversification, and the relationship between risk, return, and time. The tone is practical and reassuring: money isn’t magic, and it doesn’t have to be scary, but it does respond well to attention, structure, and patience.

Who Should Listen

  • People who feel uncertain or intimidated by investing and want a simple, non-judgmental way to understand the basics.
  • Listeners who earn income but struggle to turn it into lasting stability—especially in an inflationary, unpredictable economy.
  • Anyone who wants a clearer personal definition of “wealth,” plus a steady plan for budgeting, saving, and long-term financial independence.

About the Authors

Sunil Dalal shares insights about money from a consumer’s perspective rather than from formal financial training. Through years of building wealth and navigating financial institutions—pleasant experiences and difficult ones—he focuses on practical lessons, clarity, and helping everyday people avoid being confused, mistreated, or taken advantage of.