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Authors: Tristi Pinkston, Brett Kitchen, & Ethan Kap
Website: Milliondollardiva.com
About the book:
Finally - the woman's answer to growing rich safely! Women today face more money challenges than ever before, from managing careers and families to finances - the demands on their time and resources are increasing. Bad financial advice abounds, and it can be hard to know what to do. Award-winning author Tristi Pinkston teams up with bestselling authors Brett Kitchen and Ethan Kap to bring you Million Dollar Diva. Experience Tristi's real-life transformation from stuggling in debt to million-dollar retirement! In this book, you'll discover:
The 5-step, simple, safe, and predictable process to change living paycheck-to-paycheck to enjoying wealth and security. How to give yourself a $400 per month raise without asking the boss or working a minute of overtime. "Spend Like a Diva." How to have anything you want - nice vacations, eating out, trips to the mall. It's all part of the plan! The secret formula of how to completely eliminate your debt in 1/3 the time and save tens of thousands on interest costs in the process. You'll see why all the TV gurus are wrong! 5 Million-Dollar-Diva investing strategies that will grow your money safely and predictably every year, without the guesswork. Plus! Discover the key to stop fighting and quarreling with your spouse about money forever! Imagine yourself living debt-free and building a million-dollar retirement safely and securely, so you can have total confidence in yourself and your future.
Get a copy of this book for FREE!
From now until JUNE 15th, you can get Million Dollar Diva for free! All you have to do is pay for shipping and handling. To get your copy today, please visit milliondollardiva.com.
My review:
First, let me start off by saying we have an interesting, but all too common, situation in our family. My husband and I have both been married before, and like many divorces, we were left with far too much debt, and very few "things." But we're okay with that. After all, things are just things. We both know someday we'll be able to buy more things and that things don't make you happy anyway, but neither does debt.
Million Dollar Diva addresses the ever-growing epidemic of personal debt. It teaches a unique method for paying down your debt and saving money for your future. I'm a numbers kind of gal, so I appreciated the calculations and scenarios presented showing how investing in yourself can pay big dividends in the future!
The format of the book was a refreshing change from other books I've read about personal finances. It was a very down-to-earth look at how women and families can change their lives and tackle their personal financial situation. I really admire Tristi Pinkston for being brave enough to share her own story. It helps to know that others are out there struggling with the same things I am, and asking the same questions. That was my favorite part of the book. Tristi asks all the questions that come to my mind when I'm thinking about the reality of my finances and getting out of debt.
I highly recommend this book. Be sure to check out the Million Dollar Diva website. There are lots of great resources there, so take a look around, and order the free book while you're at it! You'll be glad you did!
