Learn to think differently about the way you save & invest
You need to save money, but investing seems like rocket science. Learn how to build a healthy investing habit in a way that makes sense from a human point of view.
Have you ever felt like you should be saving more for the future, but you have no idea where to start?
Have you hunted for a simple investing “how-to” that cuts through all the chatter and noise and provides an actionable plan written in plain English?
Through a powerful metaphor that will change your understanding of investing forever, The Elephant in the Room Has a Paycheck helps you create a step-by-step plan that intuitively makes sense, aligns to your social values, and doesn’t force you to become an investment manager on the side.
With his easy to understand style, David’s authentic and approachable guide to investing gives you the exact steps you must take to secure your financial future.

What you will learn
Choose a Smarter Approach to Investing
One That Will Have You Looking Forward to Opening your Monthly Statement
Develop Good Habits
Have Fun
Stay Motivated
Be Empowered
Developing a personalized investment strategy based on the Elephant’s Paycheck Blueprint teaches you to make smarter investing decisions for your future. What could be better?
Reduce Risk
Avoid Information Overload
Beat Inflation
Track Your Success
Align to Your Social Values
Focus on Time, not Timing
About the author
My name is David Bressler, and I’ve been having fun investing for over 30 years. All this time I’ve been looking for a book to share with others that would explain how I invest.
There are books out there but they tell the story from a financial perspective. I wanted more.
I wanted a book readable by someone without any interest in finance. By someone who wanted to create a healthy habit, but needed a way to intuitively understand how to go about doing so.
It only occurred to me recently that I was going to have to write that book myself!
I believe I have a valuable perspective on how to invest for the long term (I have a huge spreadsheet to prove it), and a unique ability to explain it clearly (just ask my wife).
I hope you stick around and come to agree with both points.