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The MOM (Moms Over Money)
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"Brilliant! As A Mom
Thinketh imparts success
principles that are fun,
easy to apply, and life-
changing." - Marci Shimoff
Co-author, Chicken Soup
for the Mother's Soul
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| | | | | | As a Mom Thinketh - A Mother's Guide to Unlimited Wealth
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"After reading As a Mom Thinketh, mothers will have the courage to implement wealth-building strategies because they now know they can do it and because they now know they deserve it! This paradigm shift for mothers will ultimately result in greater financial freedom and more time for their families"
- Robert Allen, New York Times Best-Selling Author, creator of Nothing Down, Creating Wealth, Multiples Streams of Income and co-author of The One Minute Millionaire
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| | | "What the Little Engine That Could did to inspire kids, this book will do to inspire moms."
-Mark Victor Hansen Co-creator, #1 New York Times best-selling series Chicken Soup for the Soul |
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| | | | "His thought-provoking book is a must-read for every mother who wants to obtain success without sacrificing her family."
- Cynthia Kersey, author, Unstoppable
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| | | | | | | | Move over rich dad! Mothers can bake their cakes and eat them too!
Mothers can have both financial and family success. As a Mom Thinketh addresses the thinking that prevents mothers from obtaining their financial goals and shows them how to dream big and live wealthy while enjoying their children.
Mothers would love to have more choices in life-more time with the kids, the opportunity to send them to betters schools, more money-but they do not think these choices are available to them. If mothers do not hold what are considered “real” jobs, they may consider themselves second-class citizens. Most mothers work hard to climb the corporate ladder to help provide for their children, but the results are often detrimental to the entire family. Many moms think it is simply impossible to balance family and success.
Flight attendants instruct passengers to use an oxygen mask themselves before attempting to aid a child during an in-flight emergency. Ignoring this procedure puts both lives at risk. Similarly, one of the most tragic decisions a mother can make is to put all her energy and passion into everyone else and ignore herself; yet, “I am 99% mom and 1% me” is a statement with which many mothers agree.
Mothers need oxygen, too! Think about it: If you continue to breath out and never inhale, your heart will stop beating, and you will die. Investing in self is like breathing in life-sustaining oxygen. It gives people the energy for sustenance of self and for the care of others.
Mothers need to know that it is acceptable to provide for themselves without guilt. Unfortunately, many women stop investing in themselves after they have children. This leaves moms tired, stressed, and depressed, with very little left to give to their families. Women accept this self-sacrificing role because they do not think they deserve better. As a Mom Thinketh shows mothers how they can live their dreams and have both family and financial success by developing a wealth mentality.
As a Mom Thinketh is a radical way to look at motherhood. There are many books on wealth and personal finance, but few of them tap into the minds of mothers and challenge them to change their ways of thinking. As a Mom Thinketh empowers mothers to reenergize themselves by pursuing their passions. Moms will have the courage to implement wealth-building strategies because they now know they can do it…and because they now know they deserve it! This paradigm shift for mothers will ultimately result in greater financial freedom and more time for their families.
Readers will learn:
- Seven money skills of CEOs that mothers can use to create wealth.
- Four simple steps to making money doing what you love.
- Nine mommy-benefits that can be negotiated at work.
- Three rules moms must know to win at playing the money game.
- Four reasons why mothers are a high-risk for poverty.
 The primary thrust of As a Mom Thinketh is to help moms understand that what is in their minds actually forms their reality. Mothers are taught wealth-building in a style that is non-threatening and fun. They learn how successful people think and how to tap into the “millionaire mindset.” This book offers every mother (single, married, widowed, or divorced) a choice to change her circumstances for the better.
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