Developing a Healthy Relationship with Money

Money can be used as a phenomenal resource or an addiction for self-destruction. It can help us open up more possibilities in our lives, or it can close the door to choice, possibility, and freedom; not to mention financial peace. Studies show that the greatest fear that baby boomers (People born between 1946 and 1964) have is that they will outlast their money. I hope this book can help you develop healthy habits with money so you don't have to be one of these statistics. Your behavioral patterns with money stem from the emotional relationship you have with money. When you have a healthy relationship with money, you'll respect it more. You'll treat it with greater appreciation. You'll be present to the money flowing in and out of your life. This book is designed to help you develop a healthy relationship with money so you can develop healthy habits with money and avoid financial disaster. Think of this book as an interactive guide. There are places for journaling, exercises, and strategic action steps. It's quick, easy, and will change your financial future.