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Too often, money is a source of fear, stress, and anger, often breaking apart relationships and even ruining lives. We like to think money is just a number or a piece of paper, but it is so much more than that. Money has the ability to smile, it changes when it is given with a certain feeling, and the energy with which it imbues us impacts not only ourselves, but others as well.
Although Ken Honda is often called a "money guru," his real job over the past decade has been to help others discover the tools they already possess to heal their own lives and relationships with money. Learn how to treat money as a welcome guest, allowing it to come and go with respect and without resentment; understand and improve your money EQ; unpack the myth of scarcity; and embrace the process of giving money, not just receiving it.
This book isn't to fix you, because as Ken Honda says, you're already okay!
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Release date
June 4, 2019 -
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OverDrive Read
- ISBN: 9781501188398
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EPUB ebook
- ISBN: 9781501188398
- File size: 2024 KB
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Languages
- English
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Reviews
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May 15, 2019
Honda is a best-selling author in Japan, known for encouraging readers to contemplate their relationship with money. In Happy Money, Honda proposes that getting to the root of one's emotional attachment to (or lack of interest in) money can unlock the power to attract beneficial financial relationships. Happy money is money circulated (earned, spent, given, or donated) with kindness and compassion; unhappy money is that circulated with resentment and rage. In the chapter Money IQ and Money EQ, Honda asks readers to consider their own, their parents', and their grandparents' relationship with money; with insight into the two generations preceding them, readers can identify their own money personality. Later, in Money and Your Life, Honda lists the emotions money can bring out in a person, and asks readers to recognize past negative experiences in order to move forward with only positive associations. Honda coaxes readers to examine the emotions he associates with money, and in doing so, forge a new positive (and potentially lucrative) path forward.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2019, American Library Association.)
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