Our Money Stories: A Six Week No B.S. Holistic Financial Wellness Plan

Have you ever thought about how your personal history, ancestry, and environment plays a role in your money habits? People rarely connect their personal history with their health, wealth, relationships, and career. But what if we could create a holistic view of our money? A Financial Wellness Plan. Eugenie George is a financial wellness specialist and educator, who attributes her success in personal finance from creating an unorthodox way of viewing money. From paying off student loans to navigating her family financial situation she understands the old method of wealth building doesn’t work for Women of Color. In this book, she shares the truth... Even her current net worth, to help you build a financial wellness plan through weekly money practices and strategies for understanding your money story. After reading this book, you will discover: -The historic landscape of laws and policies that have affected Women of Color - Learn from 30 interviews from Women of Color (Latinx, Native, African, and Asian American) -Understand your current money story- mindset and ancestry -Your current money situation- i.e money story, Net Worth, etc -Find your Financial BFF and Money Tribe -Organize your financial life -Create a Financial Wellness Plan Part One OUR MONEY STORIES Chapter 1 Getting Evicted Chapter 2 Debtors Anonymous Chapter 3 Trying to Patch a Puzzle Chapter 4 Ancestral Habits Chapter 5 Adverse Childhood Experience Chapter 6 Women of Color Chapter 7 Historical Money Story of Asian Americans Chapter 8 Asian American Women's Money Story Chapter 9 African American Historical Money Story Chapter 10 African American Women Money Story Chapter 11 Native American Historical Money Story Chapter 12 Native American Women's Money Story Chapter 13 Latinx Historical Money Story Chapter 14 Latinx Women’s Money Stories Chapter 15 Now What Part TWO HOLISTIC GUIDE TO FINANCIAL WELLNESS Chapter 16 Financial Wellness 101 Chapter 17 Physical Pillar- Get Some Sleep! Chapter 18 Environmental Pillar-Safe Space Chapter 19 Emotional Pillar-Your ACE Score Chapter 20 Social Pillar-Your Personal Relationship Chapter 21 Intellectual Pillar-How do You spend your time? Chapter 22 Spiritual Pillar - The Feeling of AWE Chapter 23 Nutritional Pillar - Seeking Relief through Food Chapter 24 Financial Pillar - The Basics We Forget Part THREE YOUR 6 NO B.S. WEEK FINANCIAL WELLNESS PLAN Chapter 25 Financial Wellness Plan Chapter 26 Week 1: Money Dates Chapter 27 Week 2: Your Money Story Chapter 28 Week 3: Your Financial Wellness Pillar Chapter 29 Week 4: The Money Plan Chapter 30 Week 5: Your Net Worth Chapter 31 Week 6: Money Brain Dumps and Money Goals Part Four FINANCIAL BFF 101 Chapter 32 Financial BFF 101 + Now What Chapter 33 Behavioral and Habit Changing BFFs Chapter 34 The Licensed BFFs Last Words 2020 WORKS CITED Join author Garrett Peck as he traces the unlikely story of the Smithsonian Castle and the Seneca Quarry. British scientist James Smithson left a fortune to the country he so admired but had never visited. His gift founded the Smithsonian Institution and built the Smithsonian Castle. Today, the castle's distinct Romanesque facade glows warmly against the cool marble that dominates the National Mall. Yet the story of the stones is just as remarkable as that of the building that they grace. It was a boom-bust ride for the Seneca Quarry--the source of the red sandstone. The quarry saw its first developer die, filed for bankruptcy twice, suffered through floods and contributed to a national scandal that embarrassed the Grant presidency and helped bring down the Freedman's Bank. This is the untold history of the quarry owners and emancipated slaves who toiled there and the many people who work to this day to save Seneca. Join author Garrett Peck as he traces the unlikely story of the Smithsonian Castle and the Seneca Quarry. British scientist James Smithson left a fortune to the country he so admired but had never visited. His gift founded the Smithsonian Institution and built the Smithsonian Castle. Today, the castle's distinct Romanesque façade glows warmly against the cool marble that dominates the National Mall. Yet the story of the stones is just as remarkable as that of the building that they grace. It was a boom-bust ride for the Seneca Quarry -- the source of the red sandstone. The quarry saw its first developer die, filed for bankruptcy twice, suffered through floods and contributed to a national scandal that embarrassed the Grant presidency and helped bring down the Freedman's Bank. This is the untold history of the quarry owners and emancipated slaves who toiled there and the many people who work to this day to save Seneca. Join author Garrett Peck as he traces the unlikely story of the Smithsonian Castle and the Seneca Quarry Foreword / by Richard Stamm The Quarry Master The Story of the Quarry The Smithsonian Castle The Civil War Comes to Seneca Stonecutters The Seneca Stone Ring Scandal The Building Boom The Quarry's Final Years Saving Seneca.