Stressed out financially? No wonder! Every time you make a financial decision, as many as 8 money personalities are competing for control of your cash flow. Any one of the "Rascals" can lead you to riches--or ruin. Whether you're a chronic overspender, underspender, or somewhere in between, this book shows you how to take control and transform your strengths and weaknesses into permanent wealth. You'll learn how to: identify your dominant money personality; hear the hidden voices guiding your money choices; look at family history and expectations that may be guiding your money habits; let go of the guilt, stress, worry--any painful emotions surrounding your money; get rid of debt without feeling deprived of spending; begin saving and investing for long-term security; start handling your money with confidence--maybe for the first time in your life.
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"A lighthearted approach to a profoundly difficult subject--clever, unique, and so needed." -- Joan Hasper, Licensed Psychologist, Franklin Family Services
"I figured out my spending habits and what to do about them. Everything I need to make changes is here." -- Angela Wethor, Director of Training, AXA Advisors
"Incredible! Dozens of insights and practical solutions jump out on every page. A must read for anyone with a wallet." -- Dottie Walters, Author of Speak and Grow Rich, Prentice Hall
"I figured out my spending habits and what to do about them. Everything I need to make changes is here." -- Angela Wethor, Director of Training, AXA Advisors
"Incredible! Dozens of insights and practical solutions jump out on every page. A must read for anyone with a wallet." -- Dottie Walters, Author of Speak and Grow Rich, Prentice Hall
About the Author
Susan Zimmerman is "The Fiscal Therapist." A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), she specializes in blending the psychodynamics of money with financial planning. Co-founder of Zimmerman Financial Group, she provides the "Aha" in personal and financial growth. Susan is a noted speaker, author, and workshop leader, and has created audio tapes, educational software, and other instructional materials on the subject of stress and transition management. Susan's light-hearted approach to money personalities helps people feel liberated to talk about finances in a new way. The insights gained and action ideas offered help people make and maintain positive changes in their financial lives.
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My Money Personality,
By angela wethor (Minneapolis, MN) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Power in Your Money Personality: 8 Ways to Balance Your Urge to Splurge With Your Craving for Saving (Paperback)
I just have to rave about Susan's book, The Power in Your Money Personality. I am a professional financial planner with a CPA and a law background. Not once in may career have I come across such a powerful message. Susan's book opened my eyes to many of the misconceptions that my clients and I myself hold with respect to money and personal finances. Her words and humor have disolved years of anxiety that I have been carrying around. Thank you, Susan!
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The Power in your Money Personality,
By Rosie Wentworth (Arcata, CaUnited States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Power in Your Money Personality: 8 Ways to Balance Your Urge to Splurge With Your Craving for Saving (Paperback)
I love this book!! Susan helps you understand an emotionally difficult subject in a light hearted, non-threatening way. Not only has this book helped me in my personal quest to better understand the connection between the behavioral and the pshychological components of money, but I also use the information in my money managment classes. It is straight forward and easy to grasp. A great read!
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She Does Know What's She's Talking About,
By Clay Atkinson (Minneapolis, MN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Power in Your Money Personality: 8 Ways to Balance Your Urge to Splurge With Your Craving for Saving (Paperback)
For many, her humor will take the edge off of our "money hassles in relationships".Yet this book is not fluff. Susan has done her homework around our money behaviors. She understands the financial issues and she has tied them to our personalities. Any couple having a tough time dealing with each other when it comes to money should read this book.
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fiscal rascals, craving for saving, money handling habits, money rascals, reconstructed beliefs, guaranteed interest accounts, taming strategies, invisible beliefs, money personality, other rascals, pain factor, money behaviors, useful beliefs, emotional habits, presence intensity, money habits, physical habits, pain rating Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
May Bea, Action Honoring Awareness, Dee Flasher, Taming Your Fiscal Rascals, Case History, Stan the Plan Man, Act As If Modified, Monthly Bills Ledger, Cary Asher, Positive Accomplishment Thankful New!
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It has the power to steer your decisions and behaviors with money. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fiscal rascals, craving for saving, money handling habits, money rascals, reconstructed beliefs, guaranteed interest accounts, taming strategies, invisible beliefs, money personality, other rascals, pain factor, money behaviors, useful beliefs, emotional habits, presence intensity, money habits, physical habits, pain rating Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
May Bea, Action Honoring Awareness, Dee Flasher, Taming Your Fiscal Rascals, Case History, Stan the Plan Man, Act As If Modified, Monthly Bills Ledger, Cary Asher, Positive Accomplishment Thankful New!
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Citations (learn more)
This book cites 4
books:
- Your Money Personality by Kathleen Gurney in Back Matter
- God Wants You to Be Rich by Paul Zane Pilzer in Back Matter
- The Art of Selfishness: How to Deal with the Tyrants and Tyrannies in Your Life by David Seabury in Back Matter
- Adlerian Counseling and Psychotherapy by Don C. Dinkmeyer in Back Matter
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