Books and Digital Downloads
These are physical books and digital download guidebooks, workbooks, and resources I created to assist you on your mindful money journey. They are available and I hope you will consider making them a part of your financial growth and personal enrichment.
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One Goal: 6 Month Journey for Creating Your Dream Life
This journey is all about you and your intentions. It’s your chance to create the life you want, not just dream about it.
Once you’ve decided to become the creator of your future, in the 6 months that follow, you can develop and take steps to transform from your current state of consciousness to the serenity of the life you chose to design, build, and live.
…and it all starts with ONE GOAL.
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Income Expense & Bill Tracker: 2-Year Undated Calendar & Money Management Log for Personal or Small Business
Discover the path to financial serenity and reclaim your power with this Income, Expense, & Bill Tracker: A 2-year undated calendar and money management log for personal or small business finances.
Whether embarking on personal or small business financial endeavors, it’s time to take back your financial power.
Reintroduce balance, clarity, and control into your financial journey. 🕊
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Sudoku Calm Vol.1: Easy to Medium Relaxing Puzzles with Mindful Motivational Messages
Staying focused and being mindful of your money and your future can sometimes make you forget about simply having fun. I created this Sudoku Puzzle book to help you unwind, have fun, strengthen your brain, and maintain mindfulness at the same time.
Included on each puzzle page are words of wisdom, encouragement, gratitude, and money mindfulness prompts to help those struggling with anxiety and stress stay in alignment with personal growth in their internal and external world.
Stay mindful even at play.
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Plan Your Tomorrow!: Financial Assessment Workbook
The first step in financial serenity is knowing where you are, so download a copy of my Financial Assessment Workbook and get to know your financial position. This workbook will walk you through:
- Realizing what you really want
- Designing an attainable goal
- Assessing your financial picture
- Taking action on your primary goal
Start taking action on your dream goals and reshaping your financial picture. Free for a limited time when you sign up for the monthly newsletter.
Download your copy today!
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Books That Changed My Life
Below is a list of books that have touched my soul or made my journey more focused and fruitful. I’ve read all of them and they had an impact on me in one way or another. Sometimes, you’re not initially fond of a book, then you, later on, realize it still affected you in a positive and life-changing way. That’s why reading is so important. It’s an infinite source for life trajectory.
Even though I love the smell and feel of physical books, sometimes a digital or audiobook is the better choice. Some of these books are available for free if you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited or if you subscribe to Audible Plus for audiobooks.
I love to recommend a book if my feelings about it are intense enough to spark an intellectual dialogue. I’m always open to the opportunity to explore a different take on things and possibly change my opinion.
“FU Money” by Dan Lok – The audiobook version was recommended to me. I completely love when certain authors do the narration for their own books. I totally resonate with Dan Lok’s approach to teaching wealth building. Some people need that slap in the face, tough-love training to get them off their asses and stepping into high gear. Dan is the one for that. I have post-it notes with his quotes on my goals board. This book definitely made an impact on me and how I navigated my financial journey. [ad]
“The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason – I wasn’t sure how I would feel about this book because it’s such an old story. I didn’t think it would still be relevant or translate well to my situation, but I loved it. There was one line in the book that had me rolling on the floor. When the rich man, Algamish, called Arkad a ‘dullard‘ for squandering his earnings and saving nothing, I busted out laughing on the train and couldn’t stop. It wasn’t the audiobook version, but I felt like I could still hear the guy actually saying it. I’m dying just thinking about it again. It’s a must-read. It’s so on point for foundational financial growth and sometimes it’s hilarious. [ad]
“Act Like a Success, Think Like a Success” by Steve Harvey – This book showed me the power of perseverance. Getting knocked down doesn’t mean you have to stay down. Steve has a down-home way of describing things that made me feel comfortable. This book gave me hope and helped solidify that my firm stance on integrity is valid and does not automatically jeopardize success. Thank you, Steve. [ad]
“The Happiness Equation” by Neil Pasricha – This book is epic! 🏆 It changed the way I move through my days. I got it as an audiobook and I listen to it whenever I need a reminder not to let anything shake me or lead me away from my own personal happiness. It provides you with ways to recognize when your thoughts are creating stress or tension as well as solutions for how to bring yourself back and to a better place. You can create your happy place on your own—and remain grateful for the amazing things you already have. [ad]
“The Tao Te Ching” by Lau Tzu – This magical book started me on my journey to a less-stressful life. Being content with what you already have keeps you from being tied to want. It’s ok to want things, but not to the detriment of your mental and physical health. It was a bit of a difficult read for me. I have little interpretation post-its throughout the book, but I absolutely cherish this book and go back to it often when I think I have lost my way. It has really changed me on a spiritual level. My copy is now so tattered and worn that I needed to get a new one. I was surprised I was able to find a copy of the exact one I have. It was part of a 5 book series called “Mystical Classics of the World” from the Quality Paperback Book Club and was translated by Victor H. Mair. I also ended up getting a Kindle Version of “The Tao Te Ching“. It’s not the same as my paperback one but I wanted to have one that I can take with me anywhere. I value the other one so much that I ordered a backup copy. [ad]
“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki – This one was hard for me. I took it to heart. I was so angry at the beginning of the book because all I could see was that he was treating the poor dad so badly. I saw it as disrespectful and unloving. But then I realized how judgmental that was. That’s not what this book is about so I had to recognize it as judgment and take a step back. You can take lessons from anyone and anything—even if you don’t agree with or accept all of what they are saying. I’m glad I continued to read the book because I got so much out of it. This is a book about mindset and will. What you learn here are some of the necessary components for financial success. [ad]
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I only endorse products I’ve used, tested, and benefitted from. If you have read any of these books, please feel free to share your take or takeaway. Also, if you have any recommendations, they are all welcome.
Let’s get a literary dialog going.
