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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Your view of money is formed by what you learned about it during childhood years.
Chapter 3: Awkwardness and fear are the most frequent signs of an anxious classroom.
Chapter 4: An unstable classroom can result in apathy.
Chapter 5: You can’t grasp how money works if you’re not even aware of it.
Chapter 6: Creating a $1,000 emergency fund is the best way to start confronting and taming your deepest money fears.
Chapter 7: Focusing on low-hanging fruit can help you get out of debt quickly.
Chapter 8: Reduce expenses and avoid debt by buying only the things needed.
Chapter 9: There’s a happy balance between penny-pinching and overspending.
Chapter 10: Reconnecting with your dreams can make saving simpler.
Description
Know Yourself, Know Your Money (2021) tackles personal finance from a novel perspective. Rather than simply showing you how to create a budget or telling you to save more each month, it unpacks the psychology behind decision-making. If you want to improve your financial health, you have to understand why you make the mistakes you do. Get a handle on that and you can start changing your money mindset and build a better future.
Who Should Listen
- Big spenders and the overly thrifty
- Would-be savers in need of some motivation
- Parents who want to teach their kids about money