• Submit to key industry reviewers, including Publishers Weekly and Library Journal
• Leverage website as a central hub for all promotional activities 
• Feature the book prominently on the homepage
• Use weekly blog posts to delve deeper into topics covered in the book, provide updates on the book, and link to purchasing options
• Regularly post podcasts on the website, YouTube channel, and other streaming services to engage with the audience and discuss themes from the book
• Regular posts on the Facebook page at scheduled times
• Collaborate with a social media expert to optimize posts, boost visibility, and expand reach
• Begin uploading content to the YouTube channel and link back to the main website
• Reach out to specific groups, such as parents, divorced couples, pastors, attorneys, and judges
• Promote the book through other online coaches and secure interviews to discuss financial literacy
• Focus on parents, advocating for improved money management behaviors and offering strategies for teaching children financial skills.
• Target co-parents and offer solutions for single-income household transitions and child financial education.
• Leverage 30 years of financial literacy teaching experience to offer webinars, workshops, and speaking sessions
• Promote the book at these engagements, offering direct sales or special deals

Money impacts every facet of life. And constant money related concerns have a negative impact on a person’s overall health and well-being. While money does not buy happiness, financial security can reduce stress and make life much easier to navigate. 

Mindful and Intentional Money Management takes people to the root of their money management behavior that has been formed by their money scripts (long held beliefs and perspectives on money that one has learned throughout life), personality, habits, attitude, and values. Dr. Simpson presents three action plans to build a solid financial foundation that include helping readers know where they’re going (setting goals), know where they are (creating a financial snapshot), and learn/play/execute (bridging the gap between their goals and financial snapshot).

Part 1 introduces the SMARTER goal system to guide readers to set mindful and intentional financial goals. In Part 2, readers compare their income and expenses, assets and debt, and debt-to-income ratio to determine their current net worth. This provides their financial snapshot. Part 3 instructs readers on how to plan and execute strategies to make behavior changes that lead to lasting change and progress that support a secure financial future.

Readers will identify and eliminate poor money management behaviors and replace them with new habits that are sustainable and aligned with their value system and goals. The power of habits and creating muscle memory will automate money management decisions and make the change in behavior much easier. The strategies offered here can be life changing when applied.