Minimalist Money Makeover

By: Michelle Moore

Narrated by: Anna Doyle

Can't say no you see the world "SALE"? Even though you struggle with debt and have no savings?

Do you wonder at the end of the month where your money went?

Minimalist Money Makeover will show you a way out of bloated credit card misery and teach you how to keep a budget that covers all your needs.

Finances don't have to be painful.

The book presents:

1. The main reasons behind compulsive shopping and hoarding and how to overcome them.
2. How to downsize your expenses without depriving yourself of what you love to splurge on.

This is not a "get rich in a month" book. I can promise, however, that following the tips in this book, you'll eliminate debt, learn how to save, account for all of your expenses, and never feel your accounts running low again. The budgeting techniques presented in this book are applicable to any income, and you can adjust it to your needs to serve you the best.

Within a few minutes you can create a budget that keeps your financial anxiety away.

My name is Michelle Moore...I have been living as a freelancer in the past few years. Even though I never knew how much I would have the next month, I was always able to have enough for my essential expenses, personal pleasures, and savings.

Reset your expenses: pay yourself first, spend on what truly matters.

• Incorporate minimalism into your finances.
• Become an aware consumer.
• Learn the psychology behind compulsive shopping and compulsive hoarding.
• Control your spending impulses.

Grow your financial stability every day.

• Learn multiple budgeting methods and choose the best for you.
• Start a 7-step program that grants you financial security.
• Financial plans to eliminate debt.
• Become better with numbers, calculations, projections, and analyses.

©2017 Michelle Moore (P)2017 Michelle Moore

Helpful basics, but limited depth.

The book outlines the challenges of compulsive shopping and overspending while offering budgeting tips and minimalist strategies. It covers causes, symptoms, and consequences, along with some practical action steps, such as the 50-20-30 rule and Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps. However, the content remains surface-level and doesn’t go very deep into solutions or new insights. It works as an introduction but may seem too simplistic for readers seeking comprehensive guidance.

The title is decieving

This is book is basically a wiki version of a psychology 101 class. The narrator tries her best reading this garbage but it's still a waste of time.I didn't finish it , so I returned it.