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Encourages mindful and intentional money management.
Explains how small tweaks and behavior changes can make a significant difference.
Teaches how to plug those budget leaks that play havoc on your finances
Helps reduce anxiety around facing money issues through development of a sustainable personal financial plan
Challenges readers to improve their financial behavior so their life won't be the same 10, 20, 30 years from now
Teaches readers how to identify emotional triggers and reduce the amount of spending decisions that are based on emotions
Helps people determine where they want to go, know where they are now, and bridge the gap between the two
Introduces a new SMARTER goal system to help build a financial plan that is tailored around one's personal goals, habits, values, and attitudes
Explores the root behaviors of money management to empower sustained behavior change
About the author
Linda Simpson, PhD, earned her doctorate from the University of Illinois and has taught financial literacy since 1994, in face-to-face and online university courses, webinars, workshops, and conference presentations. She has helped
thousands of people of all ages and life stages to set goals and create simple financial plans that are sustainable to their lifestyle and spending behaviors.
Dr. Simpson is an expert on a variety of financial topics, such as financial goal setting, money and debt management, financial planning, credit, consumer behavior/spending patterns, home buying, risk management, student loan debt, and fraud. She has won numerous teaching and program awards, her student evaluations are superior, and her courses are in high demand. She developed a Financial Literacy Minor that has grown exponentially in only a few years. Her academic background and experiences provide the foundation for her to help others in making educated decisions about their personal financial well-being.
Linda is from a small farming community in east central Illinois. She has been married for 40 years to Doug and together they have two children and five grandchildren. She spends her time with family and pursuing her hobbies, including flower gardening, traveling, and golfing. She considers her professional career as a hobby as she has a passion for what she does – teaching and promoting financial literacy.
Summary
Mindful and Intentional Money Management delivers an unbeatable system to calm the money related chaos in your life.
Foreword
- Submit to key industry reviewers, including Publishers Weekly and Library Journal
- Leverage website as a central hub for all promotional activities
- Feature the book prominently on the homepage
- Use weekly blog posts to delve deeper into topics covered in the book, provide updates on the book, and link to purchasing options
- Regularly post podcasts on the website, YouTube channel, and other streaming services to engage with the audience and discuss themes from the book
- Regular posts on the Facebook page at scheduled times
- Collaborate with a social media expert to optimize posts, boost visibility, and expand reach
- Begin uploading content to the YouTube channel and link back to the main website
- Reach out to specific groups, such as parents, divorced couples, pastors, attorneys, and judges
- Promote the book through other online coaches and secure interviews to discuss financial literacy
- Focus on parents, advocating for improved money management behaviors and offering strategies for teaching children financial skills.
- Target co-parents and offer solutions for single-income household transitions and child financial education.
- Leverage 30 years of financial literacy teaching experience to offer webinars, workshops, and speaking sessions
- Promote the book at these engagements, offering direct sales or special deals
