*BOOK #1 IN THE DEAR FELLOW HUMAN SERIES*
This bright book invites you to answer the question most of us never ask: "Do you actually like the life you're currently buying?" There really is no way to outspend or out-earn a life you don't actually like.
The Dear Fellow Human series is about coming to really trust yourself—with your money, your dreams, and your decisions big and small. This particular book focuses on finally coming to trust yourself with money so you can:
- Stress less and enjoy way more peace
- Pay off debt way faster than you thought possible
- Save money that stays saved (totally novel and awesome)
- Make your financial and life decisions with confidence
- Be able to do stuff about your dreams and the life you want to create
Readers say Dear Fellow Spender is like a non-judgmental couch chat with a friend who went from financial mess to someone who could afford to do stuff about her dreams—and did.
This digestible read is highly-relatable, entertaining, and conversational, and not at all your typical "personal finance" conversation. You'll see why you've been spending like you have, what's possible when you change your approach, and how to (plan and organize your money and spending in a way you can actually like.
Trusting yourself with money is a finally-solid foundation on which you can build a really rich life.
It's wonderfully possible, and it can start in earnest when you get your copy of Dear Fellow Spender today.
Emily Burnett is a recovered money mess, a financial coach, writer, and digital creator. She paid off her own significant consumer debt "portfolio" in less than 2 years and has since enjoyed all that financial confidence and debt-freedom make possible.
Emily has worked in commercial real estate, clinical trial regulatory affairs, and, in September 2022, left a decade-long career in marketing technology for her business, Moso Money. She has written well over 100 articles, appeared on multiple podcasts, and has coached individuals with wide-ranging incomes. Clients say she is "like a money therapist" and appreciate her relatability, positivity, and the financial traction they make by getting their money roots right.
Emily enjoys traveling, staying home, meeting people wherever she travels, and taking risks. She considers herself at home in the western United States.