The simple guide to fixing your relationship with money

By Jake Cousineau

Is getting your finances in order at the top of your to-do list each year? Do you feel guilty about your money habits and overwhelmed by the thought of addressing them? Does your lack of financial knowledge prevent you from taking any real steps toward change?

Your road to financial freedom does not have to be as stressful as you think, and your financial situation is likely not as bleak as it appears. Most people are never taught personal finance, yet they feel shame for not knowing the solutions to their financial problems in adulthood.

Jake Cousineau’s Face Your Financial Fears addresses these issues by making personal finance personal—Jake helps you to understand your financial situation, provides actionable steps to address your money problems, and sets measurable goals that are relevant to you.

Following the success of his first book, How to Adult: Personal Finance for the Real World, Jake continues his commitment to financial education with this guilt-free guide for readers who may have already made money mistakes and are looking for a way to improve their financial outlook.

Jake Cousineau is an author and educator from Los Angeles, California. He has launched personal finance programs at two schools, advocates for financial literacy legislation, and his years in the classroom inspired him to write his first commercially successful book, How to Adult: Personal Finance for the Real World, which has sold over 30,000 copies.