Leaving Currency Behind: How We Transition from Human Labor for Survival Toward a Fully Automated Economy is a work of non-fiction in the business, economics and finance sub-genres, and was penned by author Richard Guitar Zen. Based initially on the American economy, but with a plan that could be extrapolated to any country in the world, the author presents a comprehensive vision of embracing the inevitability of technological advancement but using it in a more humanistic way to improve quality of life for all. In an automated economy backed up by tech giants, everyday expenses can be massively reduced, leaving us more time to live and enjoy life rather than worrying and working ourselves to the bone.

Author Richard Guitar Zen presents not only a beautiful vision of the future in his work but also a practical and technologically relevant idea that could revolutionize modern life and provide a better future for so many people. One of the things which I really enjoyed about the work was its organization and build-up of ideas, which means that laymen to the subject matter can still understand the financial concepts and how they tie in with the technological advancement. The author’s narration is confident and well-penned, delivering a voice of empowerment and some hand-holding for those who fear the advent of a farewell to currency and the birth of a new tech dawn. Overall, I would highly recommend Leaving Currency Behind: How We Transition from Human Labor for Survival Toward a Fully Automated Economy for anyone interested in forward-thinking literature with global ideas.

"The currency system is a system of inequality that has never served the common people." When our efforts no longer produce desirable results, it's time to explore other, more efficient ways of doing things. Richard Guitar Zen lists the following as problems of the currency system of the United States: the majority of the American population lives paycheck to paycheck with no savings for emergencies, technology will soon eliminate the majority of jobs, and many companies produce earth-polluting and inferior products for higher profits. Could the solution be a technology-based economy? If we made use of superior and subsidized technology in housing, energy, healthcare, and transportation, there would be less need for replacements and less overhead costs. Leaving Currency Behind looks at several ways to achieve better economies and lifestyles for Americans and the rest of the world.

Let's be honest, a large part of the world follows the United States' footsteps in terms of capitalism, and it doesn't look good. We need books like Leaving Currency Behind to remind us of where we're all heading if our destructive and unsustainable patterns are left unchecked. Richard Guitar Zen writes in an easily understandable tone while providing an in-depth analysis of the problems and solutions of the currency system. Leaving Currency Behind covers patents, shares, government officials, licenses, real estate, and much more. This thought-provoking book aims to make readers aware of the steps to achieving prosperity and abundance for all. As someone who feels unsatisfied with the current currency system, I believe the concepts in Leaving Currency Behind are practical and necessary for governments around the world to incorporate.