Jeffrey M. Reitzel is the Millionaire Father

The Millionaire Father
.....Because every child deserves a great father - and that means one that is around, ALOT!

You see children measure love by the amount of time you spend with them, not what you spend on them. The average father spends 40+ hours a week at work and less than an hour and a half a day with their kids.

I have found there are 3 reasons
1) They need the money
2) They think they need the money
3) They don't know how else to express love

This book helps the person that needs money attract money and helps others that think they need money self discover that they have enough.

Financial freedom affords you the opportunity to be a Great Father
This book can make the world a better place, one father at a time.

What People Are Saying

I just finished reading your new book – The Millionaire Father. I really enjoyed this book and it was just like I was standing beside you listing to you talk.You wrote this in a very “down to Earth” way that I feel everybody can understand and appreciate.

I hope every man who reads this book takes your advice and every woman who reads this book has the courage to discuss the points and philosophy with their husband. If this were to come true then we would have many more Great Fathers in the World.

Thank you for putting your success pattern into print!

~ R. Cleeves

While reading your book, it gave me a chance to think about a lot of things – creating streams of passive income, continue goal setting daily, reviewing bad debt and how to decrease it so that my net worth increases, learn whatever it is about money that I don’t know and look at giving as part of my monthly way of giving back to the community.

~ L. Whitefoot

I am looking forward to passing The Millionaire Father on to my children and hopefully they’ll pass it on to their children some day.

Your legacy will live on in the souls of your beatiful sons and will inspire those of us who truly believe that the best in life is our families and our sincere friends who give of their time so generously.

~ N Goodman