The Joy of Money: How to Do More With and Feel Better About Your Money―No Matter How Much You Have

ISBN: 9780063484429
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Publisher,Harper Business US
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Format, Hardcover
Weight, 454 g
No. of Pages, 336

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In this practical and empowering guide, the CEO of WorkMoney teaches you to take control of your finances to live your best life.

Managing money — and getting to real financial security—can be challenging. That’s why Carrie Joy Grimes founded WorkMoney, a 9+ million member nonprofit that helps hardworking Americans afford to live good lives. The Joy of Money is her next step in equipping working people with the tools and knowledge they need to build financial security.

In The Joy of Money, Carrie Joy pairs practical financial steps with the behavioral insights that make new habits stick. She doesn’t promise "a million dollars a month from your couch." She offers something better: clear explanations, real-life stories, and tools you can put to use today.

Get ready to:

  • Build the right mindset to succeed.
  • Make your debt serve you, not the other way around.
  • Save more and spend less without cutting joy from your life.
  • Invest for retirement, a home, and other big life goals.
  • Live the life you want—because that’s what the money is for!

Combining the financial savvy of a CEO, the motivational power of a football coach, and the way your favorite aunt always has your back (and actually useful things to say), Carrie Joy helps you take the right next step, then the next one after that. Clear, encouraging, and immediately useful, The Joy of Money helps you do more with and feel better about your money, no matter your starting point.

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Carrie Joy Grimes (Author)

I’m the founder and CEO of WorkMoney, a national nonprofit building an America where hard-working people can afford a good life. Before that, I was a union organizer fighting for higher wages and better jobs.

I’ve always believed in what happens when people have good info, have each others’ backs, and demand better together. That same “people-first” energy drives everything I do at WorkMoney: helping millions of folks raise incomes, cut costs, and finally feel in control of their financial lives.

When I’m not doing that, I’m mom to Eva (objectively the best human ever born) and wife to Gregory, my favorite writer and partner in good life chaos. I can usually be found in the Pacific Northwest, playing games, having a beer with friends, or—who knew?—writing books.