Vicki Robin has composed a non-magical book that I think works magic.
What Drew Me In
- Actually charting my money on a daily basis was enlightening. I say that healthy food is important to me and yet why was I spending so much money on fast food that I don't even like to eat? It gave the expression "food for thought" a whole new level of meaning.
- I've never been a fan of budgeting, it didn't really work for me. This book offered me the idea to graph my expenses and income so I can see where I've been and make a reasonable hypothesis on where I might be going.
- There is a whole lot of financial hope in this book - I don't know anyone who wouldn't appreciate that.
How I Think I Can Apply It Magically
- What is a magic spell but a detail plan with a dash of faith? If you're looking for a money spell a charm from the Renaissance may not work, but this book lays out a practical and doable plan.
- Many of the antidotes from people describe their financial transformations as "magical." I believe that they are.
- This addresses a bit of the emotional and spiritual aspects attached to money. Magic isn't just about practicality, it also is very much about feelings and faith.
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