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Call Me a Tightwad weaves humor and spirituality with budgeting into a much-needed message of stewardship and contentment. In our can't-get-enough culture, readers will find a refreshing perspective on the meaning of wealth. These seven fundamental and practical habits will help you: Identify your level of tightwadness Achieve financial freedom and balance Create healthy conversation that will help you build stronger relationships Teach your kids how to start down the right path from the beginning Prosper the way you were meant to for a fuller life closer to Him

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Brooke Fyke reminds us that money is a gift from God and that it should be applied according to his plan for our life and for the lives of others. I am especially hopeful that this book will find its way into the hands of young people. If so, they will have their lives changed for the better. Her advice to live like a Free Tightwad resonates with my own experience and is worthy of your serious consideration. Dr. Bob Fisher, president, Belmont University Refreshing and creative ways to get you through the do's and don'ts in obtaining financial rest! Sean Fuller, Florida Georgia Line and CEO, Faith, Goals, Life In her excellent book Call Me a Tightwad, Brooke Fyke has revealed a common-sense approach to finding financial freedom and embracing the inner tightwad found in us all. She takes the reader through a workbook approach of identifying a plan for finding a solid financial balance. Through her own experiences and with a fun and passionate approach, Fyke connects the dots on living a life free of financial stress and living a life free to serve the Kingdom of God. Jeff Tilden, chaplain, U.S. Army, U.S. Military Academy, and author, The Chaser and Happy Himself Through her book, Brooke's passion to shine a light on, and at the same time simplify, the path to financial freedom is so critically important to today's younger generations, as they will largely be responsible for their own financial futures, more so than any generation before them. Follow her advice, and you'll be glad you did! Rick Davis, founder and president, Q4 Advisors, and instructor, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program, Purdue University Brooke does a fantastic job bringing out purpose in our stewardship practices. No guilt, no shame--only insight and application. A must read! Brandon Petty, pastor, Generation Church This book will help free those who are prisoners to debt, slaves to riches, and everyone in between. Brooke's simple steps help us achieve a joyful life by releasing us from the worries of money. Alan Petelinsek, CEO and director, Business Development, Power Test Money was meant to be a tool for us to achieve our goals and dreams. Unfortunately, too many simply don't understand how to even adequately use this tool. This book offers material and substantial ways to take control of money which will allow anyone reading this to become an effective user of this tool and financially free. Kasey King, financial advisor, Northwestern Mutual

"""Brooke Fyke reminds us that money is a gift from God and that it should be applied according to his plan for our life and for the lives of others. I am especially hopeful that this book will find its way into the hands of young people. If so, they will have their lives changed for the better. Her advice to live like a Free Tightwad resonates with my own experience and is worthy of your serious consideration."" Dr. Bob Fisher, president, Belmont University ""Refreshing and creative ways to get you through the do's and don'ts in obtaining financial rest!"" Sean Fuller, Florida Georgia Line and CEO, Faith, Goals, Life ""In her excellent book Call Me a Tightwad, Brooke Fyke has revealed a common-sense approach to finding financial freedom and embracing the inner tightwad found in us all. She takes the reader through a workbook approach of identifying a plan for finding a solid financial balance. Through her own experiences and with a fun and passionate approach, Fyke connects the dots on living a life free of financial stress and living a life free to serve the Kingdom of God."" Jeff Tilden, chaplain, U.S. Army, U.S. Military Academy, and author, The Chaser and Happy Himself ""Through her book, Brooke's passion to shine a light on, and at the same time simplify, the path to financial freedom is so critically important to today's younger generations, as they will largely be responsible for their own financial futures, more so than any generation before them. Follow her advice, and you'll be glad you did!"" Rick Davis, founder and president, Q4 Advisors, and instructor, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program, Purdue University ""Brooke does a fantastic job bringing out purpose in our stewardship practices. No guilt, no shame--only insight and application. A must read!"" Brandon Petty, pastor, Generation Church ""This book will help free those who are prisoners to debt, slaves to riches, and everyone in between. Brooke's simple steps help us achieve a joyful life by releasing us from the worries of money."" Alan Petelinsek, CEO and director, Business Development, Power Test ""Money was meant to be a tool for us to achieve our goals and dreams. Unfortunately, too many simply don't understand how to even adequately use this tool. This book offers material and substantial ways to take control of money which will allow anyone reading this to become an effective user of this tool and financially free."" Kasey King, financial advisor, Northwestern Mutual"

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Brooke Fyke is a personal finance junkie who has found a fuller life in the sweet spot, with financial freedom and the flexibility to spend. She is passionate about helping others do the same by embracing their inner tightwad, as the coaches them through their budgets. Brooke is the founder of the National Association of Tightwads, and blogs at SweetRiverMama.com. Brooke lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband and two daughters. Brooke is the founder of the National Tightwad Association, which is a fun personal finance association helping people identify their spending and savings habits as a first step to improving their financial health. She also blogs at SweetRiverMama.com, where she writes about finding peace in some of the most important relationships in our lives-faith, marriage, parenting, and of course money.

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