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| Dear Sharon~ I stumbled upon your book last week and because money has been heavy on my mind for too long, I decided to give it a try (a big step for a woman who has never picked up a book about money or finances). Once I began reading, I could not put it down. I was high-lighting like a mad woman--my husband even peered over my shoulder--and by the next morning, I was calling many of my friends, who also fear money, and telling them to march right out and pick up a copy. Thank you for writing a clear, concise book that deals with money very realistically (without sounding preachy!) What I took away from it is that no matter where I have been, what I was taught, or where I am now, I can make a positive change for my future. I wrote down on an index card, "small decisions equal critical mass." What a wonderful insight that can be applied to almost anything in life: money, diet, health, spirituality--you get the picture. You have shown that I can, indeed, have a great relationship with money without falling in love--And you have provided practical tools in order to accomplish just this! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Fondly, Kimberley Mapel Atlanta, Georgia |
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