The Kind Stepmother

Scott,I have five beautiful new step-daughters. They all live nose-to-device, get cranky when offered advice of ANY kind, “don’t like to read”, and have a massive hole in their hand. All of them work, yet promptly spend it and/or are paying off maxed-out credit cards/bank loans (already!). They think living in debt is just life, what ‘everybody does’. Which of your books is best for young people with zero attention span? How can we get them interested in making a positive change?

Tania

Hi TaniaA cynic would suggest I trawled through thousands of emails to find one to plug my upcoming book.I didn’t … but maybe it’s the universe sending some self-promotional vibes my way? In any event, I’d suggest you get my new book, The Barefoot Investor for Families, which is now available for pre-order.If the girls are still living under your roof, you have more influence on them than you know. My new book sets out 10 very special ‘Barefoot Money Meals’ to give them experiences that will change the way they think about money. (I’d suggest you go straight to Chapter 4: ‘Breaking the Brat’.)Thank-you for reading,

Scott