Synopsis "The 4 Archetypes of Prosperity"
This book was originally inspired to peer directly into the mind of a hustler! What shapes them? What makes them? As it developed, the author pivoted, and decided not to just give an analyzation, but rather be more creative. He took these different "hustler types" he analyzed, and assigned them personalities. From there, he then incarnated these personalities into archetypes. They would later come to be known as The 4 Archetypes of prosperity. Even deeper, this book cleverly takes you on a journey of financial evolution. At the same time, showcasing the author's personal financial Darwinism through chronological snapshots of his life; each complemented by learning lessons and powerful nuggets of wisdom. Its goal is to pave way to you pondering the impactful question: what is my life's design? How do I want to blueprint my financial pathway so that it serves me best and how I want to live? Let's find out.... Shiloh Jones lives and works in Richmond, Virginia. Before he was even 20 years old, he'd been the product of a broken family, a homeless teenager, a street thug, a starving hip-hop artist, a first-time father, and a highly successful drug dealer. In short, he's gone from being a street-preneur to encouraging the world as a multi-preneur with several companies generating millions of dollars each year. From his experience overcoming adversity, conquering obstacles, and developing resilience, he knows that the future is malleable and that so much is possible when we're aligned with our life purpose. Before turning 40, he ran multiple businesses including real estate and property management, an electronic security company, a construction company, a nonprofit organization (over $3 million donated personally to the community), a mental health and substance abuse organization, and an autism and behavioral therapy center. He's also a community activist who speaks to prison inmates, organizes food drives for the people who are unhoused, displaced, or experiencing food insecurities (feeding 500 families a week), arranges college scholarships (over 30 students served), coaches startup businesses, and provides financial assistance and temporary housing to people in crisis. Follow Shiloh on social media: Facebook: #MrShilohJones Instagram: @MrShilohJones Twitter: @MrShilohJones
