The Great Money Reset

Change Your Work, Change Your Wealth, Change Your Life

De: Jill Schlesinger

Narrado por: Jill Schlesinger

Jill Schlesinger, Emmy and Gracie Award-winning Business Analyst for CBS News, delivers ten timely financial steps to build the life you really want.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced us to rethink everything. Now, when it comes to envisioning a post-pandemic future, financial expert Jill Schlesinger hears one question over and over: IS THIS REALLY HOW I WANT TO LIVE?

The Great Money Reset is your guide to getting real and building your best life. A bible for navigating our present era of seismic change, Schlesinger’s audiobook shows us how to take advantage of this situation to pull off personal transitions. Whether it's time to get that raise, refinance your mortgage, or start a new business, The Great Money Reset provides a framework to strategize your next financial move. In ten simple steps, you will be empowered to fundamentally break through your unsatisfying pre-pandemic reality and thrive through whatever awful surprises come next.

And there will be some.

A Macmillan Audio production from St. Martin’s Press.

©2023 Jill Schlesinger (P)2023 Macmillan Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This is a masterclass in how to successfully manage your money and make a big move in a changed (and changing) world. It's also a book, which means it's available 24/7 and I can stop calling Jill at all hours. But, Jill, fair warning: I'm still going to call."—Katy Tur, MSNBC Anchor and New York Times-bestselling author of Unbelievable and Rough Draft

"Wise, no-nonsense, practical, realistic—and above all humane. If you're thinking of making a big change to your life and your finances, this is the book you need."—Tim Harford, Financial Times columnist and author of The Data Detective and The Undercover Economist

"With warmth, intelligence, humor and truly smart, actionable advice, Jill lays out a detailed guide to identifying what you really want and how to make it happen. The Great Money Reset speaks directly to the changing values and priorities many of us have about our work and our lives. Want to move out of the big city? Want to quit your soul-crushing job and travel for a year? Want to start a new career? Want to retire early? Jill shows you how to examine your finances, organize your priorities and make it happen. This is full-on financial therapy that will help readers make their dreams into a plan and live their best lives."—Stacey Vanek Smith, host for Planet Money on NPR and author of Machiavelli for Women

Another Meh

Generally like this author and heard her on the radio talking about this book and was excited to listen. This is just mush - nothing really of any significance here- disappointed.

Great!!

Love hearing from Aunt Jill, makes my morning drive go by very quickly-highly recommend!!

Meh

More philosophy than substance. Was hoping for more actionable insights. Ok for total newbies of money management.

Basic information

Nothing ground breaking and seems to never get to a real point or major changes

powerful

miss you wish you had this knowledge when you were younger however thank God it's time to reset information was informative

Smart Practical Advice

Feeling like you’re on a merry-go-round and going nowhere with your job, finances, life situation? Jill’s book gives you excellent ideas for opening your mind to new possibilities, but doing so smartly. Step by step. A good resource for those just starting a career, midlife, and those approaching retirement. Highly recommended.

Well, written, and easily executable

Each chapter lays out a problem, a solution and gives you a homework assignment. The combination will work if you put in the time and effort. I personally, I am very glad I found this book.

This Book is for the Wealthy.

I’m a 40 year old, black, single mom of 2 who’s spent the last 10 years of my career in healthcare and I only GROSS $40,0000/yr. The stories are interesting, but un relatable. It doesn’t account for non-white availability of not-so-common financial situations and opportunities. The people discussed ate nowhere near average. I’d only recommend this book if you have a great amount of money to reset, though it’s highly unlikely that I’d recommend it to anyone.