The Feel Rich Project: Reinventing Your Understanding of True Wealth to Find True Happiness

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Feeling rich is the difference between just existing and being gloriously, deeply, passionately alive, living the very best life you were born to lead. What does feeling rich have to do with actually being rich? Plenty, it turns out. Your beliefs and feelings about money drive how you see yourself and how you define "rich." THE FEEL RICH PROJECT starts by analysing your specific history with and feelings about money, then uses that information to help you redirect your life where you want it to go. It's a uniquely personal experience during which you will : * Explore your needs, values and beliefs-what does true wealth look like for you? * Learn how your life experiences created your money beliefs and habits. * Understand how to replace destructive money habits with those that support your vision of a happy life. * Create a just-for-you action plan to meet your goals and start living richly. Sometimes you need help to energetically and purposefully pursue the life you crave. THE FEEL RICH PROJECT is an inspirational, but practical, guide to help you build your true wealth, a compassionate, warm, momentum-building programme for all who dare to seek meaning and joy.

Michael F. Kay is a financial life planner and CFP(R) who has helped thousands of women, men and families master their financial lives, a process that almost always includes uncovering-and planning for-what they value most. He's president of Financial Life Focus, a fee-only, multiadvisor, financial life planning firm. Named by Twitter as one of the top 35 personal finance experts, his financial advice has been featured in Forbes and the Wall Street Journal. He lives in West Orange, New Jersey.

"Money is emotional...and very few people can help you navigate that reality ?better than Michael Kay. Consider this book your map!"--Carl Richards, author of The Behavior Gap and creator of the weekly Sketch Guy column in the New York Times "What does it really mean to be rich? This is a key question that Michael Kay explores in a book that challenges you to define or redefine the meaning of wealth."--Michelle Singletary, personal finance columnist for the Washington Post and author of The 21 Day Financial Fast