Advanced How to Become Money Workbook

I’ll admit: I rolled my eyes at the title. *Become money?* That’s either genius or nonsense. Turns out, it’s a little of both—but the genius wins. Douglas’s approach is radical because it treats financial struggle as a *spiritual* problem, not a mathematical one. The workbook’s exercises (like “What judgments about money did you inherit from your parents?”) forced me to confront how deeply my self-worth is tangled with my net worth. It’s uncomfortable in the best way, like a financial enema. Connor Hill’s narration is the perfect match for this material. He avoids the breathless hype of typical finance gurus, opting instead for a calm, conversational tone that makes even the most out-there concepts (e.g., “Money is a being—are you in relationship with it?”) feel worth considering. That said, the production isn’t flawless: The pacing drags slightly in the second half, where repetitive phrasing (“What if…?”) starts to feel like a crutch. And if you’re allergic to New Age language (words like “energy” and “quantum” get heavy rotation), this’ll test your patience. But for anyone who’s hit a ceiling in their earnings—or just feels *weird* about money—this audiobook is a reset button. It won’t teach you to pick stocks, but it might just rewire why you think you can’t.