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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Finance for the People

Getting a Grip on Your Finances

Book • 2022

Finance for the People by Paco de Leon is a unique approach to personal finance that focuses on examining and changing your beliefs and experiences around money.

Unlike most personal finance books, it combines practical exercises with mindfulness and includes over 50 illustrations and diagrams to make financial concepts accessible and fun.

The book helps readers root out unconscious beliefs about money, untangle the mental and emotional burden of student loans, use gratitude practices to alter spending habits, and break out of the debt cycle to begin building wealth.

It is designed for anyone who feels unseen or ignored by traditional personal finance advice and is ready for a journey of self-discovery to step into their financial power.

Mentioned by

Marielle Segarra

Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned by

Marielle Segarra

for the "buy list" technique to curb impulse purchases.

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Mentioned by

Chris Duffy

as the author of "Finance for the People: Getting a Grip on Your Finances"

How to stop being weird about money (w/ Paco de Leon)

Mentioned by

Marielle Segarra

as the author of the book, offering advice on managing finances.

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Mentioned by

Paco de Leon

as a book they wrote to help creative professionals with their finances.

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Mentioned by

Ruth Tam

as the author of the book, offering advice on managing finances and avoiding lifestyle creep.

How to avoid 'lifestyle creep'

Mentioned by

Ruth Tam

as the author of the book, which is the subject of the podcast episode.

Helpful financial advice for creative types

Mentioned by Kate Osborn as a book that is about our relationship to money and the stories that we tell ourselves about money.

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Mentioned by Erica as the author of a book that suggests calling a budget a "spending plan" to shift mindset.

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Mentioned by

Mariel Segarra

for their advice on creating a "buy list" to curb impulse purchases.

5 ways to cut back your spending

Recommended by Erica as the book that resonated with her the most, encouraging her to take control of her finances.

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Recommended by

Julia Furlan

as an accessible guide to taking control of finances.

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Mentioned by

Ruth Tam

as the author of the book.

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Recommended by

Ellyce Fulmore

as a starting point for understanding one's money story.

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