The Financial Teen: Why Teens Are Financially Lucky

Please, Learn from My Mistakes. This Book Will Explore Budgeting, Psychology and Management of Money

De: Leo LaRocque

Narrado por: Drew Alan Baker

**The Financial Teen: Why Teens Are Financially Lucky** by Leo Larocque is your ultimate guide to mastering money management and setting yourself up for financial success. It’s not just about buying things—it’s about understanding how money works and how to make it grow. This book shows you why starting your financial journey early gives you a huge advantage, offering strategies for budgeting, saving, and investing. You’ll discover how to build strong financial habits, find high-paying jobs or create your own, and make your money work for you—even while you sleep.

With practical tips on avoiding money pitfalls, cultivating a wealth mindset, and turning your income into lasting wealth, this guide is perfect for teens looking to take control of their financial future. Don’t wait to start building your wealth—take action now and pave the way for a life of abundance.

©2024 Leo LaRocque (P)2024 Leo LaRocque

Wish I Had This as a Teen!

I loved how it tackled not just budgeting and management but also the psychology behind financial decisions. It’s packed with practical advice delivered in a relatable way that teens can connect with. As someone who learned money lessons the hard way, I found it so refreshing to see these tips laid out so clearly. It's the guide I wish I had growing up!

Smart move to grab this one-NOW

This quick listen comes in at 3 and a half hours and covers money management for teens. I love how LaRocque not only covers the nuts and bolts of it with very practical, useful tips and tricks, but also digs into the psychological aspect as well. I love the positive spin on how teens are LUCKY. Our youth definitely needs guidance and empowerment and this book does a great job driving those home. Bravo!

Wish I Had This Book as a Teen!

I picked up this audiobook to help guide my son, but I ended up learning a lot myself! The sections on budgeting and avoiding common money traps were super clear and easy to follow. I wish I’d been exposed to these ideas when I was younger as it would’ve saved me from a lot of financial missteps in my 20s. The chapter on creating income streams was especially exciting, and it got my son brainstorming ways to start saving and investing early. The advice is practical, realistic, and not overwhelming, even for someone just starting out. If you’re a parent or a teen looking to build smart money habits, you'll find this book helpful.

Empowering Financial Knowledge for Teens!

"The Financial Teen: Why Teens Are Financially Lucky" by Leo LaRocque is a really helpful book for young people who want to learn about saving, budgeting, and managing money. It's read by Drew Alan Baker, and it explains important money lessons in a simple and fun way that teens can understand.

LaRocque talks openly about his own money mistakes and what he learned from them. This helps readers understand how people think about money and how to avoid common money problems. The book shows how important it is to learn about money early, and it gives readers the skills they need to have a good start with their finances.

If you want to learn how to make a budget, understand investing, or just manage your everyday spending, this book has clear and useful tips. It's a great read for any teen who wants to do well with their money!

A MUST-LISTEN!!

This is a must-read for any young person looking to gain a head start on their financial future. This guide goes beyond mere spending and saving, delving into the mechanics of money and how to make it work for you. Larocque emphasizes the significant advantage of beginning financial education early, offering insights into budgeting, investing, and creating wealth. With actionable advice on forming healthy financial habits, identifying lucrative job opportunities, and avoiding common monetary mistakes, this book equips teens with the knowledge to turn their income into long-term prosperity. Whether you’re aiming to make smart purchases, build a wealth mindset, or generate passive income, this guide provides a roadmap to financial success from a young age.

Good book

This is an audiobook teaching teens and young adults the power of good financial planning. I liked how it really stressed getting started early and how that will benefit kids in the long run. This book covered everything money related and was presented in a clear and easy to understand format. Would definitely recommend for any youngsters wanting to get a jump start on their future.

Great book for teens!

I got this book for my teenage daughter to learn how to manage money at an early age. I think it's working and she's thankful I got her the book.

Perfect For Teens Starting Their Money Journey

I got this for my teen, and it’s been a great way to spark conversations about money. The author’s personal stories and focus on budgeting and psychology made the lessons relatable and easy to grasp. My teen appreciated the emphasis on learning from mistakes instead of perfection. It’s practical and motivating without being boring, which is a win in my book. Definitely a helpful resource for teens learning to manage money wisely!

Great Guidance to Set Teens on the Path to Financial Success

This straight-talking audio book tells it like it is from the beginning. The author talks anout mindset and recognizing limiting beliefs. He also covers strategies to define and stop spends that waste money. He reinforces the need to “pay yourself first”, and to use whatever stategies work for you to ensure that bills are paid on time, without having to pay additional interest costs. He covers valuable options to make your money work for you to allow upu to reach your goals. A great guide.

Smart Money Lessons

Listening to this audiobook was a real eye-opener about financial habits and choices. The relatable examples and straightforward advice made complex topics easy to grasp. I appreciated the practical budgeting tips that felt applicable right away. The narration kept me engaged and made the learning process enjoyable. It’s a must-hear for anyone aiming to handle money more wisely.