Title: The true cost of happiness
First published: 2007
Description: Personal money management advice that make sense  In The True Cost of Happiness, financial journalist Stacey Tisdale and expert financial planner Paula Boyer Kennedy combine their extensive financial experience with a powerful series of interviews and real-world stories to help you make personal money management decisions that make more sense.  They begin by discussing how the factors that drive our financial choices and behavior not only run deep, but also represent the way we define ourselves. From there, they reveal how this truth will determine if you can create the kind of financial harmony that not only supports the life you want, but also makes an honest statement of who you really are. The questions they pose are challenging, but essential, because if your financial choices and behavior are not aligned with your true values, you'll always feel like "something" is missing. And it is this disconnect that is at the root of most anxiety and unhappiness over money.    Reveals how the first lessons we learn about money as children play out in our adult behavior  Discusses how the messages that society sends us about the ways in which we should behave with money affect our financial choices  Explores factors that can blind us to our true values, and prevent us from making the best decisions possible on issues such as debt, saving, and investing  Illustrates how to create a financial plan that supports a truly happy life    Filled with in-depth insights and practical advice, The True Cost of Happiness will put you in a better position to enjoy a life that doesn't compromise who you are.
Subjects: Awareness, Business, Change (Psychology), Finance, Personal, Nonfiction, Personal Finance, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Personal finance, Self-actualization (Psychology), Finance, personal, Self-actualization (psychology), Change (psychology)
LC classification: HG179 .T516 2007