The Book
creating powerful, financially-savvy women
“This isn’t a standard self-help book or a summer beach book, so it’s not a ‘fun’ read in the traditional sense, but what I’ve found really positive about it is that it gives you hope for your finances. I think a lot of us need that right now. It’s basically a crash course—or recipe—to take control of your finances. A lot of women I know (myself included) earn a decent amount of money but aren’t necessarily thinking about how to protect it, how to plan for the future with it, or how to prepare for circumstances where we might not have it anymore. This book introduces all of those topics, so you know where you personally need to dive in deeper. It also goes into the psychology and societal reasons women tend to think about money differently than men, which was very eye-opening for me.”
— Sarah Cascone, director of marketing for Bluecore.
Women & Worth: From America’s Financial Life Coach for Women: How any Woman can Own Her Financial Future in 11 No-Nonsense Conversations
Ande Frazier is a seasoned expert who is inspiring a financial awakening among women who are eager to take control of their financial journeys. By recognizing that traditional approaches to speaking to women about money are broken and conversations about money must align directly with women’s personal values and goals, Ande felt it was time to speak up.
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Ande’s book is a guide to help women feel secure in their futures, to integrate self-worth and net-worth across generations.
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Rather than frame her book as a series of lectures, Ande chose to create conversations. Across 11 frank conversations, Ande guides women through the emotional and behavioral factors that guide all our hands when dealing with money. From navigating both the expected and unexpected events in their lives to finding the best advocates, Ande’s book provides guidance in warm, empowering conversations, while also nudging us to take a look at what we should consider moving forward. Her goal is to speak to you as a friend, to assure you that your concerns are her concerns and that there is a way forward.
“This book is about straight talk for you—not just about your money, but about your life,” she says.
