WE PLAN, GOD LAUGHS – YIDDISH PROVERB
When money meets purpose,
fear gives way to
freedom.
Financial success rarely follows a straight line. Life doesn’t always unfold according to our plans, but our response to life’s uncertainty can transform both our finances and our future. These reviews come from readers who discovered that The Morality of Money is about far more than dollars and cents—it’s about finding wisdom, purpose, peace, and the confidence to become fearless with your finances.
Money Matters with a Big Dash of Spirit!
–Paolo, Amazon Reader
One of the greatest compliments I can receive as an author is hearing that The Morality of Money helped someone think differently about money. While the book includes practical guidance on debt, investing, retirement, and financial decision-making, its deeper purpose is to encourage readers to view money through the lens of wisdom, purpose, gratitude, ethics, and faith. My hope has always been that readers gain not only financial knowledge but also the confidence to become fearless with their finances. Some of Paolo’s comments are below, but you can read the full review at Amazon.
Love, not fear
This book offers… a better way of thinking about money. The author guides us through real-life situations… based in love, not fear.
Peace and Serenity
Common sense advice coupled with ethical, universal, spiritual principles… allows one to build a solid financial foundation.
Inherent Abundance
The Morality of Money is not just a book about finances. I hope this book will help you find your way to that inherent abundance.
A Must Read: Laura Hern’s Review of
The Morality of Money
Some reviews are especially meaningful because of the person who wrote them.
Laura Hern is not only a talented author, but also a longtime Bryan Ventures customer, trusted friend, and someone whose encouragement helped bring The Morality of Money to market. She has attended many of my financial education classes over the years and understands both my teaching philosophy and my passion for helping people make informed financial decisions.
“Renee engages and challenges the reader on every page.”
“Whether you are in a book or investment club, or a young person starting out, or middle-aged changing careers, or are looking to retire, this is a MUST READ!”
“Her extensive knowledge, her honest and sometimes heartbreaking personal failures and challenges, her reconnection to faith, and her determination to succeed will inspire you.”
Review from Laura Hern, Amazon
Laura also recognized that The Morality of Money isn’t written for just one type of reader. Whether you’re beginning your financial journey, changing careers, recovering from life’s challenges, or preparing for retirement, financial literacy matters at every stage of life.
Her words were incredibly humbling.
Laura, thank you for your friendship, your encouragement, and your invaluable help throughout this journey. I’m grateful for all you’ve done to help make this book a reality.
If you enjoy thoughtful fiction in the world of cozy mysteries, I encourage you to visit Laura’s website and discover her wonderful books.
Visit Laura Hern: https://laurahern.com
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kindle Customer
Extremely good (and practical) advice for people who’ve been “bad” with money.
I‘m a retired senior living on a fixed (and dramatically lower) budget than I’d hoped to have. I actually bought it for my daughter (who’s almost as bad with money as I am) thinking I would advise her to:
“Read this before it’s too late.”
I started glancing through it before wrapping it and within a few chapters, my whole attitude about money had shifted.
What Renee taught me is that it’s NEVER too late to get smarter about your personal finances.
I love her perspective on money and morality – and the practical application of that to my finances. I’m already putting her advice about intelligent debt management into practice.
I got it for my daughter, but it’s been an incredible gift to me!
