No matter your age, income, or profession…
In today’s fast-paced, status-conscious world it’s all too easy to get sucked into the Cult of Never Enough — that painful place where no matter how much you earn, accomplishments you achieve, or praise you receive — you feel you can never do enough, have enough, or be enough.
In MoneyZen, financial wellbeing guru Manisha Thakor candidly shares how her own toxic behaviors around money, work, and success nearly destroyed her relationships, health, and sense of self-worth. Manisha reveals how she and so many other individuals have overcome this never-enough mindset, and how you can free yourself too.
Through Thakor’s interviews with a wide range of interdisciplinary experts, you’ll learn how personal traumas, cultural influences, societal pressures, and even our own biology have conspired to make us believe that “more” is the answer to all our problems. And you’ll discover a unique way to reclaim your life using a formula that’s ultimately rooted in less:
Financial Health + Emotional Wealth = MoneyZen.
The result is a highly actionable roadmap for letting go of the self-sabotaging behaviors preventing you from living the life that makes your heart sing.
For more MoneyZen fun: Take the MoneyZen Quiz, use this Reflection Journal as you read through the book to capture your thoughts, and download the Book Club Guide to continue the conversation in community with your friends!
About Manisha Thakor
Manisha Thakor has worked in financial services for more than thirty years, with an emphasis on women’s economic empowerment and overall wellbeing. A nationally recognized thought-leader in this space, Thakor has been featured in a wide range of publications including the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, NPR, PBS, CNN, Real Simple, and Women’s Health. Prior to writing MoneyZen, Thakor co-authored two personal finance books for women in their twenties and thirties. Today her work focuses on helping women of all ages to balance financial health and emotional wealth. Thakor earned her MBA from Harvard Business School and BA from Wellesley College. She splits her time between Portland, Oregon, and rural Maine.