Kent T. Stuver graduated in 1995 from Brigham Young University's nationally recognized School of Accountancy. During the first years that he worked as a tax accountant, he realized that a number of his clients did not understand the basic, common-sense principles of personal money management. So, he wrote and published the small booklet, Control Your Cash Flow, which he gave to his tax clients. Over the years, Kent was intrigued more by the few people who did not see a difference in following his principles, than by those who did. In the end, he realized that the difference lies not so much in the conscious actions taken by people, but rather in the programs they are running in their nonconscious brain. This led to several years of research into the latest neuroscience and psychology behind what drives people's behavior. The Secret to Money Mastery is the result of his solid financial training combined with his research in neuroscience. It teaches how you can reprogram the immensely powerful nonconscious brain to achieve your financial objectives, as well as how to follow the basic, common-sense money management principles he originally taught his tax clients.His latest book, The Teen's Guide to Becoming a Millionaire, came from the confluence of two experiences. The first came over several years of teaching his own teens money management skills, resulting in a money management process that was simplified and tuned for the needs of teens. The second was hearing several adults make comments to the tune of, "I wish I knew how to manage my money like that when I was a teen. I'd be a millionaire by now!" The result is a book that starts teens through the fun exercise of planning to be a millionaire, and teaches sound money management principles in the process.