I’m going to continue in the vein of talking about earning and saving money from a job. The guides below are what I think are the best personal finance books. My favorite of the bunch is Balance: How to Invest for Health, Wealth, and Happiness.
Author Andrew Hallam mirrors what I think: You don’t need to adhere to a strict budget. You can have what you want. You just can’t have everything. So you need to cut down on spending money on things that don’t align with your values.
Choosing to spend money on the things and experiences and people you value is the difference.
Check out these books:
Balance: How to Invest for Happiness, Health, and Wealth. Andrew Hallam, 2022.
Good Money Revolution: How to Make More Money to Do More Good. Derrick Kinney, 2022.
Money Strong: Your Guide to a Life Free of Financial Worries. Liz Davidson 2023.
Simple Money: A No-nonsense Guide to Personal Finance. Tim Maurer 2016.
Everything You Know About Money is Wrong: Overcome the Financial Myths Keeping You from the Life You Want. Karen Ramsay, 2001.
Happy Money. The Science of Happier Spending. Elizabeth Dunn & Michael Norton, 2014.
The Next Millionaire Next Door. Thomas J. Stanley & Sarah Stanley Fallaw, 2020.
The Smartest Retirement Book You’ll Ever Read. Daniel R. Solin, 2010.
We Should All Be Millionaires: A Women’s Guide to Earning More, Building Wealth, and Gaining Economic Power. Rachel Rodgers, 2021.
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