I’ve read several financiaal books. I had a couple things that really stuck with me through most of those books. I started changing my finances for the better. I’m still not perfect and I still make mistakes.
I believe there’s more than one way to do many things. One tip or advice will work for someone while for another it just doesn’t hit home enough. What doesn’t work for you may work great for someone else.
The 60 Minute Money Workout by Ellie Kay is one financial book that I don’t think is up my alley. It’s called “The 60 Minute Money Workout” but you’re supposed to work on each section for 60 minutes.
Some of the exercises and advice sound a bit cheesy to me. It’s hard to get serious about something when you feel ridiculous doing it. She also states that she was a saver from an early age and many people in her family were. I’m not saver, but I’m trying to change that.
That’s not to say that I think the whole book isn’t for me. She does say things that I think are important. She talks about staying positive, not putting others down that are trying to help you with the workout, and incorporating your dreams into your financial makeover. I think those things are very important.
As I said, this book isn’t for me but it may work for someone else.
*** I received this book for free from the Blogging for Books program. I did not receive any monetary compensation for this post. ***
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