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It’s Okay to Not Be Good with Money - A Gentle Self-Help Book for Adults Struggling with Finances, Debt, and Emotional Spending (The It’s Okay Series) - Hardcover

Book 2 of 2: The It?s Okay Series

Schröder, Dennis

 
9798280859197: It’s Okay to Not Be Good with Money - A Gentle Self-Help Book for Adults Struggling with Finances, Debt, and Emotional Spending (The It’s Okay Series)

Synopsis

What if being bad with money wasn’t a failure—but a starting point for healing?

Most financial books talk about numbers. This one talks about you.
If you're tired of feeling anxious every time you check your bank account—or avoiding it altogether—this book is your gentle guide out of the spiral.

Whether you're living paycheck to paycheck, battling debt, or overwhelmed by shame and comparison, It’s Okay to Not Be Good with Money helps you face your financial reality without judgment.

This is not a textbook. It’s a compassionate companion written for real people with real lives, who never got taught how to manage money—and feel like it’s too late to start. Spoiler: it’s not.


✅ In this book, you’ll learn how to:
  • Understand your emotional relationship with money and where it comes from

  • Identify self-sabotaging patterns, guilt loops, and emotional triggers

  • Create a realistic budget that works for you, not against you

  • Build an emergency fund, tackle debt, and feel more in control

  • Set goals that reflect your personal values, not someone else’s expectations

  • Develop daily habits and mindset shifts that reduce anxiety and bring peace

  • Redefine what financial success looks like for you


💬 What makes this book different?

Unlike traditional finance books that focus only on strategy, this one combines practical steps with emotional insight. You’ll find storytelling, reflection prompts, real-life examples, and a warm voice that reminds you: you are not alone.

This book is for:

  • Adults who feel behind and ashamed about money

  • People healing from financial trauma or past mistakes

  • Readers who want to feel safe, confident, and in control of their money—without pressure or perfectionism

Your financial healing starts here.
Because it’s not about being perfect with money.
It’s about being kind to yourself—and taking one honest step at a time.

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