I had a chance to see a review copy of Money Isn't Everything, Everything Is Money. One thing I liked about this book right off the bat is that it's not meant to be read all at once, but a gradual learning process over time. It makes the book much less intimidating, and it helps solidify the lessons of the book better if readers take their time through it.
The book looks at the seven financial natures - more than just spender and saver. I really liked that aspect of it. It seems too simplistic to just have spenders and savers. While some people fit neatly into one of those categories, having a few more boxes makes it easier to really see yourself in one of them. The book also explores the pros and cons and tendencies of each nature too.
By understanding financial nature, it can be easier to find financial strategies that really fit. While I don't necessarily agree that "money is everything," I do think this is a very different financial book that will allow readers to feel like they're getting advice that better fits the way they think about money.
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