Get more out of your life and your money. Are money worries holding you back? Are you conscious of the choices you make with your money? Leave your bad habits behind and start fresh. Learn new life-changing skills and embrace a fresh approach to managing your money using the worksheets and guidance in this book. Find the power of clarity, competence, and control, and live the life you choose.

Anita Saulite, MBA and Certified Life Coach, is the CEO of Savvy Money Gal (www.savvymoneygal.com). She is committed to strengthening women’s financial security through skill-based learning. She provides a broad range of services to help women boost their emotional well-being around money and get on the path to financial success. For 20 years, she has worked at major financial institutions, including most recently as a Senior Manager at BMO Bank of Montreal. Anita has presented on several topics relating to women and personal finance, and is also a volunteer mentor with the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs. She has developed award winning educational and skill-based learning programs, and has been featured as a guest on The Pattie Lovett-Reid Show (CTV) and on Global BC1 News. She is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post. Currently living in Vancouver with her husband and son, this Savvy Money Gal is also a hockey mom who enjoys swimming, gardening, and travel.

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“Our relationship with money is one of the strongest life metaphors that reflects our frozen beliefs about ourselves and our capacities. When we pursue a focused examination of these automatic habits and begin to challenge and change the entrenched beliefs and patterns that grip us, we can open to more personal freedom. In this book, Anita aims to de-clutter our mind of negative attitudes we have towards money, to become more mindful of money decisions, and to use money effectively to achieve personal goals. Through Anita’s advice on healthy financial decision-making, she illuminates the bigger picture of attaining both financial and personal empowerment.”

“Many families feel the strain of bad financial habits. Anita presents unique insight on the link between financial well-being, and the well-being of our relationships with family, friends, and our own selves. Her book sheds light on a clear path for people to come out of their financial rut to embrace a new consciousness when it comes to their finances.”

“When women have control over their finances, there is a powerful ripple effect: it provides more opportunity and stability for their children, it creates stronger communities, and it leads to a more prosperous society for all. Anita kick-starts the process with a step-by-step guide to help women take the reins of their own money management and financial empowerment.”

“Money matters do not have to be unmanageable, intimidating, or headache inducing. In her book, Anita uses her expertise to help readers break their bad money habits, and gain clarity and confidence when it comes to making the right money choices.”- Pattie Lovett-Reid, CTV Chief Financial Commentator