Money Meditations for Women: Thoughts, Exercise, Resources, and Affirmations for Creating Prosperity

by Jo Ann Lordahl (Guest)

Jo Ann Lordahl's book offers a thought-provoking quotation for each day of the year, providing insights for women who are interested in personal growth and financial wellness. This book is relevant for all women in today's world. Each daily quote is paired with an inspirational affirmation, many of which are interwoven with wise and practical advise about money management. The overall message of this book is that women can and must create prosperity and financial security for themselves, improve their relationship with money, and learn to balance attitudes toward money with spiritual values. These intriguing daily readings guide the reader in looking at her own self, and in understanding her goals, values, motivations, strengths, and weaknesses as they apply to spending habits, earning potential, and financial worth. In this book there is no emphasis on consumerism, greed, materialism, or conversely, poverty. The book includes no get-rich-quick schemes. It offers both enjoyable and beneficial reading for any woman who would like to get a new perspective on money and set some achievable financial goals.

374 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1994

About the author

Welcome - From the Writer Who Lived in Hawaii and Now Resides in Gainesville, Florida


The Hawaiian islands are rich in history and culture. It was the island of Kauai and my interest in Hawaiian history that served as the inspiration for my novel, "Princess Ruth: Love and Tragedy in Hawaii." This is the story of Princess Ruth Keelikolani, the richest woman in Hawaii, and how an island newcomer settles into life and love on the island of Kauai—placid on the surface with underlying tragedy.

Major themes that are interwoven throughout this novel are women’s special stories, Hawaii’s fateful history, Kauai’s natural beauty, the forbidden island of Niihau, genetically modified organisms (GMO) and more.

Reviews

[Christina]

The author is a friend of my mom's and she just gave me this book when we were in Kauai. I didn't particularly feel like I needed it, but now that I'm reading one passage a day, I find I'm getting something really useful out of it.