Liz Perle
Women learn the lesson early: Coveting money is greedy. Hustling for it is unladylike. Talking about it is crass.,Â ,And so they develop a quiet contract: ,I'll do what it takes to get money, but I don't want to have to think about it,. MaybeÂ an extravagant purchase gets chalked up as a necessity. AÂ few twenties disappear from the husband's wallet while he's in the shower. A raise goes unrequested. A looming debt gets pushed aside, just for the moment . . .,Â ,Â In ,Money, ,Liz Perle adds her own story of money and denial to the anecdotes and insights of psychologists, researchers, andÂ more than two hundred ordinary women. The result is a bestselling book that "will force both men and women to ask hard and important questions about love, marriage, and money" (,San Francisco, magazine).
Nonfiction,Autobiography,Memoir,Currency,Money,Economics,Finance,Finance,Personal Finance,Biography Memoir,Self Help,Psychology
Money, A Memoir: Women, Emotions, and Cash