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According to Jamie a financial education is vital for success in life and the real world. In his best-selling book What I didn't learn at school but wish I had, which has had numerous reprints, Jamie outlines a broad range of strategies which people can utilise to improve their lives immensely.

Some of the fascinating information and strategies outlined in this book, which Jamie says you should have been taught at school, but were not, includes how to develop the mindset of a millionaire and think like a winner, why most people fail, the history of money and the systems controlling it, how to rewire your subconscious mind for financial success, how to generate instant cash flow, even if you have little money to start with and how smart investors earn $35,000 per year from investment property - tax free.

In this book we learn in detail that these four skills of a 21st century education are, the ability to think creatively and solve problems, the ability to communicate more effectively, the ability to market an idea or concept to bring it to reality and the ability to negotiate. Jamie invites readers to work through his best-selling book, What I didn't learn at school but wish I had, step-by-step in order to create and redesign their life, with an emphasis on improving financial results until readers produce the results they ultimately desire. To accomplish these objectives outlined in his book, Jamie believes it is important to spend time on developing a solid foundation of understanding the big picture of money and how to change your thinking to be more effective at implementing the exciting strategies in his book.

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