You deserve to live it. Literally.
, an easy-to-read and incredibly informative book from a CBS News business analyst/podcaster that doesn't dwell on Budgeting 101. But it *will* walk you through IRL scenarios that've happened where people made money mistakes, as well as tips for how to avoid them.Yep, that's my hand! I read it and can tell ya' that it's super easy to digest and entertaining at the same time.
"Initially I didn’t know for whom this book was written. The answer is EVERYONE. From the person who doesn’t have money to 'invest' to the high-net-worth individual who has a sophisticated money manager, Schlesinger’s book is for all.You won’t change your behavior if you don’t change your thinking — Schlesinger guides you through the process of understanding your financial psychology. It’s an incredibly valuable book that has universal application.
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