Design Your Money,
Design Your Life
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Design Your Money, Design Your Life is the approachable, confidence-first money guide designed by women, for women.
If traditional finance books feel cold, confusing, or overwhelming, this book offers a fresh perspective. Inside, you’ll discover:
Real-world scripts for money conversations — from splitting dinner bills to negotiating salary.
Confidence-first tools that help you save, invest, and spend with clarity.
A lifestyle-driven approach that adapts to your goals instead of forcing formulas.
No jargon. No guilt. Just smart, practical strategies to design your money — and your life — on your terms.
✨ Delivered instantly as a digital download. Read on any device.
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CONFIDENCE WITH MONEY
Stop second-guessing every decision. Gain clarity and assurance with tools designed for real life.
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DESIGN YOUR OWN PATH
No one-size-fits-all. Build a lifestyle-aligned approach to saving, spending, and growing wealth.
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PRACTICAL TOOLS
Know exactly what to say in money conversations — from splitting dinner to talking about salaries.
Real-life
Scripts
Why Most Budgets Fail
It feels like diet culture, but with money. Restrictive, joyless, and doomed to fail the second you slip up.
Why? Because most budgets are:
Too complicated (color-coded spreadsheets that feel like a second job).
Too rigid (they don’t bend when life happens).
Too joyless (cutting out everything fun in the name of “discipline”).
No wonder people give up. It’s not that you’re bad with money. It’s that the budgeting system you were handed was never designed for you.
What actually works is simple, flexible, and intuitive — not punishment.
The 50/30/20 Rule (Made Chic & Simple)
The 50/30/20 budget is a modern classic because it gives you structure without rigidity.
Here’s how it breaks down:
Chapter 13: Money That Grows While You Sleep
The power of compounding and why time is your greatest asset
Why Compounding Feels Like Magic
Imagine planting a single seed. In the first year, it sprouts a small tree. In the second year, the tree grows branches that also grow leaves. By the third year, not only the trunk but every branch is growing.
That’s compounding. Your money doesn’t just earn interest—it earns interest on its interest. Over time, the growth becomes exponential.
The earlier you start, the more dramatic the effect. The later you start, the more you miss out on the snowball.
The Simple Math of Compounding
Compounding happens when your returns are reinvested, not withdrawn.
