New Personal Finance Book: Michael Keet Offers a Mindful Approach to Reducing Financial Stress
Apr 9, 2020
NEW YORK and NOORD BRABANT, Netherlands, April 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- 72% of all Americans say that they have some kind of money-related stress. Especially now, during and after the Corona crisis, there is a need for clarity and stress reduction. Morgan James' new release, Moneyfulness®: Learning to Live with Money, by Michael Keet, provides practical steps to managing money and reducing financial stress. Recognizing how the concept of mindfulness typically neglects financial peace, Keet's Moneyfulness bridges the gap by showing men and women how to apply the seven aiding factors of mindfulness to their money management practices.
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Moneyfulness is written for those who experience money-related stress and fear their financial future. Michael Keet utilizes the principles of mindfulness established by mindfulness expert Jon Kabat-Zinn to help anyone facing financial burden change their money mindset, convictions, and behavior in order to better manage their money. Keet: "It's a different world we're living in, due to the Corona crisis. People experience a lot of emotions and are struggling to live by their means."
In Moneyfulness, Michael Keet utilizes his experience as a finance director and entrepreneur to share proven, practical money management tips with mindfulness concepts such as patience, acceptance, and trust as the foundation for his methods. As an added benefit, Keet also offers online programs and trainings to pair with the lessons found in Moneyfulness. Keet is excited to donate 10% of all the proceeds from Moneyfulness® to charity to fight poverty. After applying the Moneyfulness program, financially savvy individuals will never have to fear checking their bank account again.
If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Michael Keet, please call Nickcole Watkins at 516.900.5674.
About the Author:
In less than a decade, Michael Keet went from being an underprivileged high school drop-out with no practical work experience to being a finance director with a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance, all by age 30. He is now an entrepreneur and an online accounting software developer, as well as a certified mindfulness coach. Michael has been published in and interviewed by the Dutch Financial Times, along with several other local newspapers. He currently resides in Noord Brabant, The Netherlands.
More About This Title:
Moneyfulness®: Learning to Live with Money by Michael Keet will be released by Morgan James Publishing on April 7, 2020. Moneyfulness—ISBN 9781642796162—has 220 pages and is being sold as a trade paperback for $16.95.
About Morgan James Publishing:
Morgan James publishes trade quality titles designed to educate, encourage, inspire, or entertain readers with current, consistent, relevant topics that are available everywhere books are sold. (www.MorganJamesPublishing.com)
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