Less is More, Slow is Fast: Building Wealth, Living Healthy, and Increasing American Prosperity in the Knowledge / Innovation Economy - Paperback

by Linkun Shi (Author)

How do you invest safely and catch the next Bill Gates' Microsoft or Warren Buffett's Berkshires stock, as our world is changing at accelerating speed? Registered Investment Adviser Linkun Shi, MBA, CPA, shows you a simple, but powerful investment selection formula. Mr. Shi was born and raised in China, and spent half of his life in the USA. He was a Harvard Medical School molecular biology researcher. Here he shows you an easy, no fuss, effective, money saving, ancient Chinese dieting recipe. He personally lost 30 pounds in three months using this receipt. Mr. Shi also shows you the secrets for a healthy and long life, and methods to dramatically reduce the risks of cardiovascular diseases, such as heart attacks and strokes. Mr. Shi reveals the mysteries behind China's mad economic growth over the past 35 years, and what the USA can learn and achieve same or better results. Working for the federal government, he offers suggestions to improve housing, health care, pensions, and jobs in the USA.

Author Biography

Linkun Shi, CPA, was born in Southwestern China. He received his Bachelor of Science from Sun Yat-sen (Zhongshan) University, China, and his Master Degree in Biology from State University of New York. He is an author of a scientific research paper on molecular immunology when he was working at Harvard Medical School. Subsequently he obtained a MBA from St. John's University on full scholarships. He worked for a couple accounting firms as an audit associate with various industries, lastly with a focus on hedge funds and financial services firms. He received his New York CPA license in 2000. He is a Health Care Financial Analyst at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Prior to that, he was a Housing Project Manager of the same federal agency. He is a registered investment adviser. He, his wife and three children live in New York City.