It's really interesting to be connected with someone who has offered so much to help others. "Live Your Life Insurance" and "Busting the Life Insurance Lies" opened me up to a way I could take care of myself and (eventually, hopefully) my family that I never knew about.

Busting the Scarcity Mindset parallels an admonition I received in my personal time 7 years ago: first find out who you are, then what you do. While it has taken some time to get to the place I'm in -- a place of new growth and openness to changing old beliefs -- I know that the tools and principles within "Busting the Scarcity Mindset" will help me build the healthy, abundant mindset that I've always wanted to see made apparent in my life.

This quote really stood out to me, given the circumstances: "The challenge is knowing yourself well enough and trusting your inner guidance system enough that you can live authentically, being who you are. A lot of us compensate and try to be someone we’re not because we think that’s what we need to do to survive and advance. In survival situations this may be necessary, but most of us do not live lives of mere survival."

I love how Kim takes us through each topic, chapter by chapter, with tools, exercises and definitions in hand so that anyone committed to making a change has the means to do it. Between the Appendix and the bullet point principles, you could easily create a shorthand of "Busting the Scarcity Mindset" that you could refer to every time you need it.

Honestly, there are maxims in the book that would be great as posters, stickers, simple reminders that I can adopt every day.

I will say that, while certainly a digestible read, you won't get the full value of this book if you don't take time to do the exercises and reflections. It may be difficult t first if your mindset around money hasn't been terribly positive or supportive, but that's the purpose of the book: busting a scarcity mindset. And the only one who's going to do it is you, so do it! We believe in you!