Ann M Marosy B.Business, Member Australian Society of Authors
Ann M Marosy Quick Facts
Main Areas: Acountant, author, teacher, Zen Buddhism, Ancient Greek Philosophers, Graphic DesignerBest Sellers: The Money Program, Money Rules, The Red Book: How to Expand Your Business Safely
Career Focus: All Things Books: writing, editing, layout, cover & graphic design.
Affiliation: Bachelor of Business Degree, Member of the Australian Society of Authors, CPA, Cert. Graphic Design & Desktop Publishing (current)
Ann Marosy is an accountant, author, teacher, and an ongoing student of philosophy & theology.
Ann has a Bachelor of Business from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and developed a successful career in company accounting, culminating as Financial Controller of an Australian subsidiary of the famous “Noble House”: Fortune 500 company, Jardine Matheson.
Ann also taught accounting at Melbourne University and the University of South Australia; has been the Founding Director of two companies, and was a finalist in the South Australian Executive Woman of the Year 1991 award.
Using her financial background and personal experiences, Ann designed a system called The Money Program to assist others to understand and manage the natural stages of wealth development.
Ann is also a student of Zen Buddhism and lives in Adelaide, South Australia.
"Even though I started out as an accountant, my path was to take that knowledge (especially my expertise in systems design) and coupled with 20 years study of philosophy and spirituality, to teach others that the same laws (systems) of the universe apply to all things.
My basic belief is that 'scarcity is the root of all evil'. All crimes, wars, poverty and hardship are anchored in the belief in scarcity. My books and freelance writing are geared towards exposing this simple, yet overlooked fundamental flaw", says Ann.
"All through school, I was a straight 'A' Arts and Math student, however now after creating the 'Money Program' and following it for 10 years, I have achieved the financial freedom to leave behind my past executive lifestyle and now concentrate on my true passion, which is art expressed through my graphic design work. I spend each day doing exactly what I want to do - I just simply go with the flow of where my creativity leads me.
Although I had experienced many hardships in my past, my life is now totally free - and that is exactly the true meaning and purpose of Financial Freedom"
"The best and most beautiful things cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart" - Helen Keller.
“Creation of wealth is almost a duty because of the widespread benefits that flow from it.”
- John Gunn, Chief Executive, British & Commonwealth plc.
“And I have noticed certain laws which are so established in nature, and of which such notions in our minds, that after adequate reflection we cannot doubt that they are exactly observed in everything that exists or occurs in the world.”
– René Descartes
"There is nothing worth clinging to" - Zen saying.
There is a wonderful quote from the book, "Creating Money" by S. Roman and D. Packer, which says, "It takes time for the new to come, and many of you quit too soon".
From "The West Wing" by Aaron Sorkin paraphrasing Margaret Mead:
President Bartlett: "A small group of highly committed people can change the world. Why is that?"
Senior Aide: "Because that's the way it's always been done"
"The 1st step in the acquisition of wisdom is silence,
The 2nd is listening,
The 3rd memory,
the 4th practice,
and the 5th is teaching others"
- Solomon Ibn Gabriol
"Fall down seven times, stand up eight" - Japanese proverb.
"If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them" - Henry David Thoreau
"May you always be happy
May you always be healthyMay you always be safe
May you always live with ease
May you always be free"- Buddhist Metta (The Art of Loving Kindness)
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