What are your expections from this book?

Post by **Jes Reed** » 15 Apr 2025, 17:13

I’m hoping for some different advice. I’m interested in personal finance and hoping to get something new out of that I haven’t read before.

Post by **Brayan Uribe** » 15 Apr 2025, 17:40

I just quit my stressful job so I'm hoping I get to apply some of the tips provided in the book. Highly expecting to read it as it could help with my current situation.

Post by **Elizabeth Humberstone** » 22 Apr 2025, 09:48

I have high expectations for this book. I have read a few money making/saving books before and I am eager to learn more techniques.

Post by **Elizabeth Humberstone** » 29 Apr 2025, 15:04

Brayan Uribe wrote: ↑15 Apr 2025, 17:40 I just quit my stressful job so I'm hoping I get to apply some of the tips provided in the book. Highly expecting to read it as it could help with my current situation.

Good job quitting a stressful job. It can be very hard to do. Prioritizing your mental health is always most important and that can be a very hard thing for employers to understand. Hopefully you will find this book very helpful.

Arshadq · Post by **Arshadq** » 30 Apr 2025, 01:22

I really hope it can help me, especially now that I'm in college. It is hard for most of us, and as a young person I hope the book really helps me financially. I don't expect to be a millionaire right away, but I want this to be like a fresh start into that direction.

Post by **Darlyn McCormick** » 18 May 2025, 18:37

I am looking forward to June. I bought the book in March and I can wait a little bit longer to get any helpful advice about finances. It sounds real because becoming a millionaire is not the goal.

Post by **Jennifer Wilson 95** » 05 Jun 2025, 16:13

I have a non-conventional income. It makes it really hard to plan and save when I don't know how much money I will make in a month. I am hoping adding review payments and level 6 editor payments will give me a small income boost. Hopefully this book will help me use my small resources wisely to have more money in the future.

Post by **Limpho Mojakisane** » 06 Jun 2025, 21:35

I’m hoping this book gives clear and realistic tips on how to manage money better, especially for someone starting with very little. I don’t expect to become a millionaire overnight, but I do want to learn smart habits that can help me build a stable future. If it can break things down in a way that’s easy to follow, that would be a big win for me.

Post by **Limpho Mojakisane** » 06 Jun 2025, 21:35

Marianne Loogma wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 17:09 I personally am mainly expecting advice I could apply to my own life as a young person just starting to experience the world on my own. Hoping this will help me avoid complete financial ruin in university as I am quite the impulsive spender!

I feel the same way! I’m also hoping to get some useful advice I can actually use, especially when it comes to handling money better. The promise in the subtitle sounds big, but if the book can help even a little with saving or spending smarter, that would be great. I’m also someone who spends on impulse, so I totally get where you're coming from!

Post by **Do Thi Huong** » 08 Jun 2025, 05:36

I hope it's not a get-rich-quick scheme as advertised. I'm looking for some novel ideas on the topic of becoming a millionaire since there have already been lots of books about it.