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Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite
Financial despair is a monster that can take over your life. But it's not impossible to get rid of that monster. In Tame Your Money Monster, Nancy Benet and Adrienne Freeland present a captivating story alongside practical tips to help readers find their way to financial freedom. Edie is drowning in debt. As a child, Edie saw her parents trying to hide the Money Monster in the coat closet. In the present, Edie has hit rock bottom. She has student loans and credit card debts. It doesn't take long for Edie to realize that she must work with the Money Monster to get herself out of financial trouble. Edie and the Money Monster soon start working together to develop a financial plan. This plan will help her cut expenses, save money, pay off her debt, and increase her income.
Tame Your Money Monster: How to Stop Fighting and Find Financial Peace contains a motivational story alongside self-help tips to attain financial freedom. Nancy Benet and Adrienne Freeland offer readers a captivating allegory in their story about Edie. I liked how the authors explained every concept in depth and provided keen insights that I'm sure will change the way many readers view finances. This book will help you change your belief system and internal state, establish your financial intention, set attainable goals, take action, seek accountability, and much more. It's an engaging book that entertains as well as illuminates. Personally, I found the story fascinating, and overall, it's an informative and relevant book that everyone should have on their shelf. It's concisely written, and I highly recommend it.
