Do you ever feel stressed out financially? Do you crave to save, but your urge to splurge dominates? It's your money personality that really makes you tick when it comes to money. If your money could talk, what would it say? Here is what some audience members answered to that question:
“I feel neglected!’
“I’m shrinking – grow me!”
“Save me!”
Susan Zimmerman, as “the fiscal therapist,” brings her 8 money motives and rascal personalities to the rescue in her book, Mindful Money Matters. It helps you figure out what has been making you tick, financially. When you claim and tame your rascals, some of the money mischief in your life begins to take care of itself.
Susan uses what she calls “A-rhyme-a-therapy to creatively show you how to instantly identify and begin transforming your unique traits into permanent wealth.
Are you a worrier or an avoider? Do you love to spend or hate to? Is your risk profile a flat line or a roller coaster ride?
Regardless, you will find simple yet powerful tips and tools to help you put an end to any money madness at work in your life.
You will learn how to:
- Identify your dominant money motives
- Hear the hidden voices guiding your choices
- Interpret memories or emotions that may be driving your habits
- Get rid of debt without feeling deprived of spending
- Restructure the rules you want to live by
- Begin saving and investing for long-term security
- Rediscover and prioritize your values
This is the easiest and most entertaining way to raise your psychological money habits to a more conscious level of awareness, and reconstruct them for better results in your financial life.
When you embrace what makes you tick, your money personalities work for you, instead of against you! The reward is lasting financial prosperity and the comfort of mindfulness.
“Susan Zimmerman spoke at our Financial Advisors Leadership Council Conference about “Money Personalities and Capturing Your Courage.” Her engaging stories and creative ideas about overcoming obstacles contained the perfect mix of motivation and inspiration for our group. She got a much-deserved standing ovation and I remain encouraged and focused by her words even now, years later.”
~ Susan Allen, The Woodlands, TX