Money and Therapy: two things that people may love or hate thinking about. However, among other things in life, money and therapy help.
About five years ago I read a must-read book for young and old, wealthy, or building wealth, married or single. Anyone who wants to have a “life” someday… or even have a life NOW. The book is called The Number* and was written by Lee Eisenberg nearly 15 years ago but reads like he wrote it yesterday.
Here are several of the chapters:
- “Welcome To Numberland”
- “Debt Warp”
- “Alone At Sea”
- “Covering Your Assets” (nice play on words)
- “Night Sweats”
- “Deep Breathing”
- “Bottom Lines”
All of these topics could be covered in conversations with friends, or by reading The Number, explored in a therapy session… or all 3! I recommend all three (and the therapy session could be with your financial adviser – because a real financial adviser makes this conversation mandatory.)
Here is where I am going with this. Recently I read a must-read book for young and old, wealthy or building wealth, married or single. Anyone who wants to have a “life” someday…or even have a life NOW. The book is called The Number* and was written by Lee Eisenberg nearly 10 years ago, but it reads like he wrote it yesterday.