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Money: A Love Story by Kate Northrup — WisdomDeck honest review
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Money: A Love Story

by Kate Northrup

Northrup on healing your relationship with money through self-worth: tracking, forgiving debt-shame, valuing yourself, and practical steps for budgets and earning. It is feminine, spiritual and practical in roughly equal parts, and it suits readers who avoid money out of emotion.

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Read it if…

you avoid looking at your money because of how it makes you feel.

Skip it if…

you want pure mechanics; the emotional work is central.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Avoidance is the most expensive money habit.
  2. Self-worth and net worth are connected but not the same.
  3. Track what you have; attention grows it.

Do this first

Look at every account balance today and write how you feel, without fixing anything.

Our verdict

Emotional and practical.

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