“This book was great.” – Amazon review “Excellent help.” – Amazon review “This book is very good for anyone who is sober and trying to pay off debt and build savings.” – Amazon review Want to know how to repair your finances in recovery? There are simple steps you can take to improve your money problems today! As a part of his best-selling Sober Journey Book Series sobriety coach and host of the Sober Mofos Podcast, Dirk Foster wants to share everything he’s learned from his many years in recovery. If you’ve made a few (or a lot) of bad financial mistakes because of alcoholism, substance abuse, or gambling addiction, join the club. We’ve all been there and made the same reckless mistakes. But there is a solution. There is a way out of the financial pit of pain. Sober and Broke: How to Make Money, Save Money, Pay Debt, and Find Financial Peace in Sobriety offers exactly what the title says; a simple system to pull yourself out of financial misery. You’ll Learn: How to pull yourself out of financial hell - How to develop a successful money mindset - How money works in your life - How to save more money for a rainy day - How to manage your money more efficiently - How to make more money and increase cash flow - How to get out of debt one step at a time - How to repair your credit (it’s not that difficult) - How to invest in your future (and increase your security) - How to develop a life of financial freedom Whether you’re sober for ten days or ten years most alcoholics , addicts , and problem gamblers are often in bad financial shape. Once we get sober, many of us are dazed by the financial devastation of our lives. We’re broke or struggling and there doesn't seem to be any escape from the misery. The good news is, there are ways to repair and rebuild your financial condition, and you don't need to be a financial wizard to implement them in your own life immediately. In this book, you will learn crucial steps that will help you rebuild and repair your personal finances from the start. Topics Covered in this Book: How to make more money - How to save more money - How to manage your money - How to manage debt - How to repair bad credit - How to invest your money - How to develop a healthy money mindset - How to develop a healthy relationship with money - How to find financial peace This book can help any alcoholic, addict or problem gambler who is ready to start their financial recovery today. Best of all, it’s easy to read, easy to understand, and provides simple principles to implement in your life as soon as you start reading. Who can benefit from this book: Alcoholics and addicts struggling to repair their financial life - Problem gamblers trying to break the cycle - People seeking financial freedom - People who have accumulated debt - People who have recently lost a job - People who are looking for a job - People who want to work part-time - People who want to learn how to invest their money - People who want to start a small business - People seeking financial peace Sober & Broke: How to Make Money, Save Money, Pay Debt and Find Financial Peace in Sobriety is a well-grounded approach to repairing the damage caused by alcoholism, substance abuse, and gambling addiction. Sober & Broke is an uplifting, motivational resource for anyone who’s sober (or trying to get sober) and fighting to gain control over their cash flow. If you like well-organized strategies, sound financial principles, and practical activities, then you’ll love Dirk Foster’s no-nonsense book. Buy Sober & Broke to start repairing your money problems today! Excerpt from Sober and Broke. All Rights Reserved. In my experience, there is almost nothing worse than the feeling of being broke and in debt. Being in financial debt and having no money is sickening. I hate the feeling I get when I have no money, and it seems like I owe the entire world something. Yuck! Equally nauseating to face are what I call the "wolves at the door"; all those debt collectors that continually harassed me with phone calls and threatening letters. It was enough to make me want to fake my death and run away to a foreign country (where I could accumulate debt in another currency). On the opposite side of this sickening feeling, is the feeling I had when I had a few dollars in the bank, and the creditors were leaving me alone because I was making regular payments and whittling down my debts. That is one of the best, most exhilarating feelings you can experience. It can change your entire perspective. It can also free up your time, so you're able to pursue other things that make you happy and bring joy into your life. We live in a culture based, in large part, on debt and the pursuit of material goods. We feel that we have to continually be borrowing and racking up debt to participate in the system and appear successful. Most of the time, especially when we're living irresponsibly as addicts or alcoholics, we end up in ruinous deb