Money Moxie: How to Transcend the Paradox of Privilege & Liberate Your True Worth

ISBN-13: 9781467973397 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 258 str.

Valery Satterwhite

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"I felt re-energized. Just a little love goes a long way." - Joey Pantoliano (Joey Pants), Actor, Founder of NKM2.org There is an underserved and misunderstood phenomenon amongst the wealthy in that they often pay a heavy emotional, and sometimes physical, price for such privilege. What makes matters even more difficult to deal with is the lack of compassion by the masses for the very real struggles of the upper classes. In a world where more is better and the any challenge is rooted in not having enough, as well as the materialism it delivers, having more fails to provide any real solace. In this provocative and controversial book, personal growth expert and sports psychology coach Valery Satterwhite examines how our relationship with money can bankrupt our greatest asset - our true selves. Reared in an affluent household where money and its symbol of power mattered more than the people within it, Valery, like others raised with wealth, struggled with its adverse effects until she discovered true wealth is an inside job. Through personal stories, client stories and pearls of wisdom, Valery shows us how to transform our relationship with money and life in order to break free of the gilded cage of hollow achievement. In the process we learn how to live more freely, love more openly and make a meaningful difference. Money matters. The value we place in the relationship with our true selves matters more. If we want our lives to be rich in purpose and satisfaction it is essential to invest our inner and outer resources with our most deeply held values and passions. While this eye-opening book is written to address the unique emotional challenges of the affluent, the insights within have a broader context and value for anyone who is looking to create a rich and fulfilling life from the inside out.

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