Effortless Money Management

A Simple How to Guide on Managing Your Money, Saving for the Future and Living on a Budget without Being Frugal

By: Paul Padley

Narrated by: Nathan Dunford

Length: 52 mins

Publisher's Summary

The simplest, easiest to implement money management strategy that anyone can use Do you hate it when money management books simply tell you to stop spending money? They preach that the best way to save money is to cut back all spending, save every penny and effectively… have no life! What these books don't understand is that a methodologies like that actually sets you up for failure. They ignore one key principle, the psychology of spending and saving. And ignoring that guarantees failure. Proper budgeting, money management and saving will allow you to have your cake and eat it too. The key to success is about using very specific strategies to effortlessly manage your money.

Instead of cutting back on lattes, nights out, and fun the key is to implement systems that compliment your lifestyle. Systems like this are easy to implement and allow you to save, pay off debt and escape the stresses of financial worry all without being a Scrooge. If you've fallen prey to poor financial advice before then let me guide you with proven, easy to implement strategies. These strategies, and the step-by-step program contained in this book is the exact way I escaped my own financial hell. A few years ago I was broke, paying off debt and, to be honest with you, in a pretty bleak mental state. The only way I managed to escape was that I decided to go against the conventional wisdom that had failed me so many times before. I studied everything I could from psychology to accountancy, with the aim of trying to decode the secret to money management. What I found allowed me to escape the clutches of debt, save for my future and returned me to my happy self. Everything I learned through my own trial and error is within this book and I've laid it out for you in an easy to implement step-by-step guide. Pick up this book, listen to it and implement my system and I guarantee that you will begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

©2014- Paul Padley (P)2014 Good Living Publishing

To The Point

To the point, the narrator is easy to listen to and the steps are easy to implement. I would recommend this audio book to all my friends and family.

Short and to the point, no fluff

Wonderful book. There is no fluff, unlike other books. Straight to the point. Gives a perfect blueprint on how to manage my money without being verbose. At the same time it's motivating. Loved it, thank you Paul Padley.

excellent 4 those newly managing their money!

beginners will benefit from this! I highly recommend this for those desiring to experience financial management bliss.

EASY LISTEN, NOT TECHNICAL, EASY TO IMPLEMENT

A great book to recap and revise over your financial management. Makes money management more appealing and less painstaking. Well written and narrated.

Good advice

Nothing new here if you already follow financial/budgeting gurus. An easy lesson. A pleasant listen.

Good Commonsense read

There were many things in this book that would be obvious to some but maybe not to others. It was a nice review. There were also some things that were great ideas. Overall good read.

On point!!!!!

very easy to follow.helps provide structure to spending.bThis book really put me on a train of thought that open up a universe of good habits as it relates to spending and managing money .I loved to Book

Easy and Effective

Very Simple and to the point .
a great mini book for those looking to improve their personal finance.

love it

Short, helpful book to help you manage your money.

This is a helpful and detailed look at how best to manage the money that you have, but I was somewhat disappointed to find that it was for the most part about dealing with debt. As someone who has no debt, but wants to move towards living on very little money, I was hoping that this would help me to find my own path forward, but no, not really. That said, I haven't marked it down too much because I can see its usefulness if you did have various streams of debt and wanted good advice to help you to become debt free and begin saving.

A slog.

Very hard to listen to when it came to describing the suggested charts and paperwork, I feel this story could have really benefited from more real world examples and similies.