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Unlock your financial potential with Spenditude, a transformative guide that delves into the psychology of money and the crucial role your mindset plays in financial success. This essential read, published by John Wiley & Sons Australia, is perfect for anyone looking to improve their relationship with money—no matter your age or income level. Gain valuable insights into your spending habits as financial wellbeing experts, Paul Gordon and Janine Robertson, share evidence-based strategies backed by extensive research and compelling case studies.
Find out how small, manageable steps can lead to significant changes in your financial mindset, allowing you to tackle financial anxiety head-on and embark on a journey towards financial security. Forget tedious budgets and quick-fix schemes; Spenditude focuses on nurturing your attitude towards money, helping you cultivate essential financial habits that empower you to achieve your goals and live the life you desire.
Each of the 248 enlightening pages guides you through practical tips to transform your spenditude, encouraging you to understand the behaviors that drive your financial choices. Learn how to set achievable objectives and follow a tailored plan that aligns with your unique situation. With relatable narratives connecting days of the week to life stages, this book illustrates the importance of making every moment count.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780730372035
Year: 2019
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Australia
Pages: 248
Description:
Have you ever wondered why some people are naturally good with money?
No matter your age or your income it is your spenditude “ your attitude to money “ that influences your financial success. Spenditude shows you how to tackle your habits and behaviours to uncover what drives your spending and allows you to gain financial security and live the life you want.
This book is not about tedious budgets, get-rich-quick schemes, or giving up your daily coffee. Instead you will learn how to improve your relationship with money so you can release your financial anxiety and walk through life feeling in control. Financial wellbeing experts Paul Gordon and Janine Robertson reveal how with small and incremental steps you can empower yourself to change your spenditude for the better. Backed by extensive research, relatable case studies and in-depth interviews, this life-changing guide will help you get on the right path to financial security.
It may seem an overwhelming task to change your thinking about money, but developing sound financial habits is within reach. Behaviour is the key that unlocks better financial outcomes. This motivating and practical guide will enable you to identify the habits you need to change, establish your financial goals and learn how to develop and follow a plan best-suited for your situation. Clear, straightforward chapters relate days of the week to the decades of your life “ Monday to Friday is your working life and the weekend is your retirement “ to drive home the fact that life is short so don't waste time.
In a world where change is constant, FOMO
Find out how small, manageable steps can lead to significant changes in your financial mindset, allowing you to tackle financial anxiety head-on and embark on a journey towards financial security. Forget tedious budgets and quick-fix schemes; Spenditude focuses on nurturing your attitude towards money, helping you cultivate essential financial habits that empower you to achieve your goals and live the life you desire.
Each of the 248 enlightening pages guides you through practical tips to transform your spenditude, encouraging you to understand the behaviors that drive your financial choices. Learn how to set achievable objectives and follow a tailored plan that aligns with your unique situation. With relatable narratives connecting days of the week to life stages, this book illustrates the importance of making every moment count.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780730372035
Year: 2019
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Australia
Pages: 248
Description:
Have you ever wondered why some people are naturally good with money?
No matter your age or your income it is your spenditude “ your attitude to money “ that influences your financial success. Spenditude shows you how to tackle your habits and behaviours to uncover what drives your spending and allows you to gain financial security and live the life you want.
This book is not about tedious budgets, get-rich-quick schemes, or giving up your daily coffee. Instead you will learn how to improve your relationship with money so you can release your financial anxiety and walk through life feeling in control. Financial wellbeing experts Paul Gordon and Janine Robertson reveal how with small and incremental steps you can empower yourself to change your spenditude for the better. Backed by extensive research, relatable case studies and in-depth interviews, this life-changing guide will help you get on the right path to financial security.
It may seem an overwhelming task to change your thinking about money, but developing sound financial habits is within reach. Behaviour is the key that unlocks better financial outcomes. This motivating and practical guide will enable you to identify the habits you need to change, establish your financial goals and learn how to develop and follow a plan best-suited for your situation. Clear, straightforward chapters relate days of the week to the decades of your life “ Monday to Friday is your working life and the weekend is your retirement “ to drive home the fact that life is short so don't waste time.
In a world where change is constant, FOMO