It was mentioned as a book that explores the reasons why people manage money the way they do, and helps differentiate which behaviors are healthy and which require attention.
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Rachel's latest book Know Yourself Know Your Money goes into a bunch of the reasons that we handle money the way we do and which of them are okay and which of them you know you need to really look at.
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It was mentioned as a book that explores the reasons why people manage money the way they do, and helps differentiate which behaviors are healthy and which require attention.
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Rachel's latest book Know Yourself Know Your Money goes into a bunch of the reasons that we handle money the way we do and which of them are okay and which of them you know you need to really look at.
The title was repeatedly presented as a key resource for listeners who wanted to understand the psychological roots of their spending habits, linking childhood upbringing, scarcity versus abundance mindsets, and family trauma to financial decisions. Hosts such as Dave Ramsey, Ken Coleman, and Rachel Cruze personally offered copies to callers and highlighted it as a bestseller that helped break comparison traps and improve couple communication. The overall tone was strongly endorsing, describing the book as brilliantly done and essential for anyone seeking to know why they handle money the way they do.
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Dave suggested that Tyler and his wife read 'Know Yourself Know Your Money' by Rachel Cruze. It discusses topics like household upbringing, scarcity versus abundance, and family trauma as they relate to money management.
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I'm gonna send you Rachel's book for both of you to read know yourself know your money because it goes into the household you grew up in it goes into are you a scarcity person or an abundance person it goes into all of those things enter into this discussion and all of the stuff in that book is why the budget committee meeting we call it is a difficult meeting at first because you bring all these all your crap all these suitcases full of crap into the meeting all your shame guilt baggage mistakes family trauma it comes with you
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This book was part of the 4th of July flash sale, with a price of $10.
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Know Yourself, Know Your Money by that Rachel Cruz woman. $10.
Episode: What Is Your Relationship With Money?
It was recommended as a perfect book to help with understanding why people handle money the way they do.
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I think I wrote a book called Know Yourself, Know Your Money, and I'll give you a copy of that.
Yeah, that book is perfect for this.
It's Know Yourself, Know Your Money by Rachel Cruz.
And it's all that, not only family history, but your tendency, scarcity, abundance, all that stuff.
Episode: Quit Trying To Calculate Your Way out of Debt!
The book was recommended to Matt and his wife as a resource for understanding their different perspectives on money and how their upbringings might be influencing their financial decisions.
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Let me send you a copy of Rachel's book for both of you to read.
Know Yourself, Know Your Money but one of the things she goes, thank you.
Episode: Normal Sucks! You Don’t Want To Be Normal
It was mentioned that Rachel Cruz's book Know Yourself Know Your Money discusses the downsides of both spenders and savers. Savers can become so controlling with their money that they lose peace and experience stress.
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And that's the downside of the spender and that's real very very real but there is a downside of a saver where you become so control freaked tight fisted hoarding mentality that there's almost this level of stress because you just have the money.
I mean like you almost can't find the piece either right because you're holding on so there's not a big enough savings to get peace.
Episode: When You Have Debt Your Money Is Not Really Yours
Rachel Cruze's book, "Know Yourself, Know Your Money," was highlighted as a bestseller helping people overcome the comparison trap that leads to overspending. It was part of a $12 sale.
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And then your book know yourself know your money beating that comparison trap that makes people spend money they don't have.
Episode: When You Have Debt Your Money Is Not Really Yours
This book helps people beat the comparison trap that makes them spend money they don't have. It was also part of a $12 sale.
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And then your book know yourself know your money beating that comparison trap that makes people spend money they don't have.
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The caller's wife was recommended this book to help her understand her thinking around money and potentially unlock helpful conversations.
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I'm going to send you a copy of Rachel's book know yourself know your money it's going to really help her understand why she thinks the way she thinks around money and maybe unlocks some really cool things and conversations
Episode: Learning To Let Go of Your Financial Mistakes
It was mentioned by a caller who stated that his parents did not discuss money with him growing up, and that he had recently read the book.
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And I have to say, you all have been a blessing.
I've been listening to you guys on my podcast while I saw it hustle for Uber.
And then also reading Rachel's book, knowing yourself, knowing your money.
And I read the baby step, a millionaire book by Dave in like a day.
They are still in debt and they didn't really, they're kind of in terms of Rachel's book, kind of the type of parents that they didn't talk about money.
Episode: Overcoming Your Bad Financial Decisions
Rachel Cruze mentioned her book, which explores the connection between personal experiences and financial decisions.
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I wrote a book called know yourself know your money all about this because i'm like whether it's your childhood how you're brought up um the life you're living today your fears your dreams your natural god-given personality and tendency uh environment i mean all of this shapes why we do the things we do with money
Know yourself, know your money
Episode: Contentment Is the Key to Winning With Money
The book was recommended to help the caller understand their relationship with money, including their upbringing and tendencies toward spending or saving. It was described as brilliantly done and helpful for understanding scarcity and abundance mindsets.
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I think understanding Emma, it's not just the money part. I mean, I think the money exposes some things, but I think I wrote a book called know yourself, know your money, and I'll give you a copy of that. Yeah, that book is perfect for this. But it's to understand why do I handle money the way I do?
You're going to love that book Emma cause it's exactly talking about you. It's the number one bestseller and you don't want to miss it. It's know yourself, know your money by Rachel Cruz. And uh, it's all that not only family history, but your tendency, scarcity, abundance, all that stuff. It's brilliantly done. You will love it
Episode: We Make $200K and We’re Still Broke
This book was offered as a gift to a newly engaged man to help him understand his fiance's financial background and tendencies by exploring how people grew up with money.
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Sorry, probably overwhelmed you, James. You know what? Hold on the line. And Kelly's going to pick up and we'll give you a copy of my book, Know Yourself, Know Your Money, because it does talk about those money classrooms of how you grew up, your tendencies and Total Money Makeover.
Fawn mentioned her book, which discusses the importance of story and 'why' when creating a brand. It was used as an example to illustrate the need for a brand to have a genuine, heartfelt purpose and connection to the founder's soul.
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There's a word that I use, and I've written about this in my book, when thinking about story and it's why. Why did I make this? Why does the world need to hear about it? Why does it add value to your...
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Fawn mentioned her book, which discusses the importance of story and 'why' when creating a brand. It was used as an example to illustrate the need for a brand to have a genuine, heartfelt purpose and connection to the founder's soul.
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There's a word that I use, and I've written about this in my book, when thinking about story and it's why. Why did I make this? Why does the world need to hear about it? Why does it add value to your life? You know, and those are questions, right? You have to answer when you're starting to think about the product, the brand that you're putting out into the world.
You is a scripted series on Netflix about an ordinary guy who works at a bookshop and is a murderer.
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It's also like that scripted series on Netflix called you, where the killer is just this ordinary guy, some unexpected murderer who works at a bookshop.
— Episode: The Face of Fear
Episode: The Face of Fear
You is a scripted series on Netflix about an ordinary guy who works at a bookshop and is a murderer.
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It's also like that scripted series on Netflix called you, where the killer is just this ordinary guy, some unexpected murderer who works at a bookshop.
This book was mentioned as Rachel Cruze's latest work, exploring the connection between personal finances and individual behaviors. It offers guidance on understanding one's financial habits and taking corrective actions.
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Her latest book is, know yourself, know your money. Discover why you handle money the way you do and what to do about it.
This book was mentioned as Rachel Cruze's latest work, exploring the connection between personal finances and individual behaviors. It offers guidance on understanding one's financial habits and taking corrective actions.
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Her latest book is, know yourself, know your money. Discover why you handle money the way you do and what to do about it.
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