Price: 12,70€
Collection: Adult non-fiction, num. 1
Objective public: General
Pages: 168
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Size: 15,5 x 23,3
Binding: in-board
This book, written by the journalists David Escamilla and Humberto Salerno, is an invitation to sharpen one’s wits and not let ourselves be trapped into pessimistic, tragic or defeatist attitudes. The book is a useful and necessary tool that comes out at a very opportune time considering the current situation: 100 tips that will allow us to reach month’s end, along with a hundred or so bits of advice that will help us use our resources to the full, put our creativity into motion and learn how to firmly manoeuvre in a complex scope. How to live more happily with less income? How to organise ourselves to prevent situations that are even more compromising? How to save and adapt our personal and family expenses? How to profit from our creative potential to obtain more with less? The style in which the book is written is reachable and very direct, as the authors, recognised communicators, have managed to transmit a good number of messages in a way that reaches the reader without any unnecessary complications.
David Escamilla (Barcelona, 1969) is a journalist and writer, Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and Sociology (UAB) and he has published poetry, biographies, guide books, essays and fiction. He collaborates with radio and television programmes on a regular basis. He has been the Editor-in-Chief of diverse publications and the Head of Press in publishing companies. He has written documentaries for television and he has directed a film. Humberto Salerno (Barcelona, 1972) is a journalist, director and presenter of the programmes Hora 25 de l’economia, Pont Barcelona-Madrid, Impuls econòmic and Intercanvi. He is the Executive Producer of the programme Lliure d’impostos. CEO and Director of the economic information portal Noticias.com and Nous Negocis i Desenvolupament, founder of Ràdio Intereconomia Catalunya, apart from presenting Capital Catalunya.
