Your Money or Your Life: 9 Steps to Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Achieving Financial Independence

by Vicki Robin

Have Enough Money for a Rich Life—Without Winning the Lottery
How much money is enough? Vicki Robin has made it her life's work to explore this question. Her remarkable discovery: money is energy—and conscious awareness is the key to finding its real value. On Your Money or Your Life Robin shares the nine-step program originally created with her teaching partner Joe Dominguez, which has helped nearly three quarters of a million people worldwide reach new levels of comfort, competence, and consciousness around their personal finances. Updated for the 21st century, this two-CD program offers hands-on tools and practical insights to help you achieve financial independence and enjoy a fulfilling relationship with money by exploring:



How to reframe your finances to create a life you love with the income you have
No shame, no blame—a healthy attitude to develop toward money
Tips for identifying your “enough point”—your internal yardstick of fulfillment
How to reduce your consumption by 25 percent or more and still be happy
Practical insights refined from 15 years of participants' experiences to help you worry less, relax more, and gain confidence in your financial abilities

Even people who win the lottery still have money problems, teaches Robin. Whether you're trying to plan for your future, recover from poor choices in the past, or better manage your daily spending habits, Your Money or Your Life provides a road map with proven tools and pragmatic teachings to get you there.

• ISBN13: 9781591797302
• Publish Date: 1 September 2009
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Out of Print: 3 June 2021
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Sounds True Inc
• Edition: Revised, Updated
• Format: Audiobook
• Duration: 2 hours and 15 minutes
• Language: English

Reviews

[adamfortuna]

Your Money or Your Life is very much a financial independence classic. This focuses more your life than your money – showing the strong thread that money has on your time, your relationships and your options in life. One area that stands out to me is the idea of understanding the value of your time as it relates to money. When you buy lunch out, or even grab a latte, how many minutes/hours of your time are you paying for that experience – and is it worth it? Knowing that you're spending on what brings you the most happiness for the buck is how you drive your expenses down while driving your happiness-per-dollar up.