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Start Small, Think Big is the journey of three friends who form a financial freedom club born out of the anxiety-inducing complexities of the mainstream investing world to figure out a better way to plan their future. Their journey breaks down the complex financial world into a step-by-step investment plan that helps them understand the importance of taking control of their own financial futures.


The book explores traditional investment ideas, such as bonds, stocks, and real estate, as well as more complex concepts, such as the Magnificent Seven, cryptocurrency, and Bitcoin. Every chapter will help you understand risk and return, and that investing doesn't have to be complex.

This book is designed to give the beginner investor the confidence to create a personalized financial freedom plan. Its easy-to-read format helps to keep the reader engaged and entertained so they can feel confident to invest on their own.

No matter how early you are in your investment journey, you can start small and create a financial plan that will increase your wealth and let you dream big.

Greg Barton is the author of Your Franchise on Steriods, a business strategy book to help business owners develop and improve their business operations. His career has involved owning businesses, consulting, and directly managing multiple investments. He is the co-founder of a successful commercial real estate corporation and has investment experience in commercial and residential real estate. Greg has done some angel investing and has extensive experience investing in all forms of equities, both publicly traded and privately held companies. He graduated from the Haskayne School of Business (Calgary) with an MBA and is a Certified Professional Accountant. He has completed the Canadian Securities Course and has an undergraduate degree in Public Administration (Political Science and Economics). Greg was born in Minto, New Brunswick, and has lived in Osaka, Japan; Calgary, Alberta; Yellowknife, NWT; and Cambridge Bay, Nunavut. He currently resides in the Greater Toronto Area.