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	<title>Comments on: How to be the Family CFO by Kim Snider</title>
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		<title>By: Caleb Nelson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Caleb Nelson</dc:creator>
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		<description>&quot;Family CFO&quot;. That&#039;s quite a clever term. I used to manage a restaurant, and allot of those same techniques used to keep track of the kitchen orders and finances I still use today for my personal finances. I even outline my grocery list by use of a line item check list. The lesson to learn here, is that for the most part, people often are more tedious when handling working matters than they are when handling personal matters. 

Good recommendation. I promote one book a week on my blog. If it&#039;s alright with you, I&#039;d like to link this blog in a couple of weeks, after I&#039;ve gotten a chance to read this selection. 

Caleb</description>
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<p>Good recommendation. I promote one book a week on my blog. If it&#8217;s alright with you, I&#8217;d like to link this blog in a couple of weeks, after I&#8217;ve gotten a chance to read this selection. </p>
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