Book Review: The Emotional Side of Money

 The Emotional Side of Money by Tari K Vickery is a book about financial wellness, and it is in four parts. Focus of Part I is on a friendly relationship with money that controls it too. How to overcome the fear around money, and discover one's power over it. Part II looks at specific issues, and the influence those have over the identities and emotions that effectively make us at any time. Like financial stress, the need to steer an optimum path, or financial equality in a relationship. Part III is all about our families, and all that can happen to wealth. How ideas in this regard, like a sense of value, gets carried forward silently to subsequent generations, grossly affecting the flow of wealth, status, and lifestyle. And Part IV is a summary and a revision of the considerations and commitments, the book would have sparked so far.
This interesting work presents a dynamic approach to the whole gamut of wealth, financial peace, and well-being. Suggesting new ways, it proposes clear steps for nurturing a healthier, more constructive relationship with your money. Bulleted lists of salient elements make it easy to retain or follow its approach.