The Art of Money: A Life-Changing Guide to Financial Happiness

Nothing very revolutionary.... very basic and the usual stuff. I skimmed through the book. Found it boring and drab. What I did like is the few chapters on emotions and money. But thats about it

I am slowly going through this magical book. No I m not that slow of a reader but there is such amazing insight and spectacular lessons throughout this book. It's about digging into your past to create your new money future. Well written, great use of quotes and information from other sources, all make this INCREDIBLE. I highly recommend it. A Must Read. Thanks Bari for your honesty and guts to make a difference in the world. I am grateful.

I'm still reading the beggining of this Book, is a very interesting way how to look on Money and the relationship with it.still long way to go, but I definetely recommend it.

The Art of Money: A Life-Changing Guide to Financial Happiness by Bari Tessler brings the brilliant insight of a financial therapist to the personal finance conversation. Money is math, but if it were that simple, everyone would be winning. The big piece that we have to address, the reason why so many of us stumble with money over and over, is our money story. We have to really see our origins, heal our shame, and consciously edit to give us a better way forward.“The path out of money shame isn’t shaming yourself harder; it’s finally putting down that lash, releasing those unrealistic standards, and cultivating every last drop of forgiveness, self-love, and compassion you can muster. Tough love is simply not an effective way to heal emotional wounds.”

I love Bari’s approach to the emotional side of money, and have learned a ton about my own money beliefs through this book. I also really appreciate her rituals and spiritual practices around finances, as well as her simple tools and tips.