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The 4 Money Mindsets

Why is that people who get out of debt quickly go straight back into debt? And why can people who are rich can lose everything can soon enough be rich again? After working in the industry for many years qualified debt advisor Karen Sutton-Johan noticed four money mindset: in-debt, break-even, comfortable and rich. Which one are you?
After reading this book you will decide to work on a rich mindset and this book gives you a brilliant set of tools to do just that.

236 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 6, 2016

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June 6, 2017
Once you understand your current money mindset you can do something about it.

This is an excellent read! I read avidly for self development and learning to help me in my journey to achieving greater financial success. I have read numerous books since starting on this journey 5 years ago but Karen's book highlights an important point. If we are not aware of our money values and bias and what these are doing for us, how can we improve? This book has helped me in recognizing the mindsets that lead to my specific behaviours. More importantly though which things my mindset is currently causing me to do and what I should and should not continue to do. For those seasoned learners even you I am sure will learn something new. I would highly recommend this book.
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July 13, 2020
Money mindsets

Karen Sutton-Johal did a fantastic in writing this book. I know reading Robert Kiyosaki rich dad poor dad is also a book on money mindset, which shifted my views on how I view money. I really enjoyed reading this book. Book mentioned many valuable principles on how we view money and wealth creation. I would highly recommend to read this book to question yourself on how you view money. Exercises are great to do as you can see where you are and where you heading towards.
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