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Do you feel like you have been managing your money life pretty well so far, but something has happened to make you feel like it was all a fluke? Perhaps a child has blessed your life with endless love, body fluids and expense.
Or, you have moved in with a partner and realise that you don’t see eye-to-eye about money (and that’s putting it lightly). You could be starting out on your own for the first time in your life, and want to understand what money actually means to you.
Whatever it is, your old money habits aren’t working for you any more and you need to change.
Let’s think differently about money. Leave aside all the usual stuff about spreadsheets and budgets. Instead, let’s use a food analogy. And not just any food, but the best type of food. Easy, relatable and loved by almost all cultures. Pizza. Yes, pizzaaaaaaaah.
The Money Pizza is a discovery tool I use to start helpful, practical and positive money conversations. It helps people focus on what really matters to them. The great thing is, you can use this tool to coach yourself. It is easy to understand and will help you navigate different aspects of your money life more easily.
There are pizza slices that deal with the practicalities of money and there are slices which look at how you think about money.
The twelve chapters:
“Really good book and one which I wish I had read years ago!” — Garret Tynan, Infrastructure Banker, Ireland
“I rarely bother with self-help books, but this one I will re-read, use and gift. The down to earth, honest and sometimes humorous approach to becoming more informed about your own financial situation is refreshing, and so important when dealing with the taboo topic of MONEY.” — Dr Donna Price, Teacher, New Zealand
“This is a really useful book for any human who’s not 100% happy with their relationship with money.” — David Stirling, Business Owner, Thailand
“This book helped give me the clarity and confidence to own my financial situation. It guided me and made me feel empowered. I cannot recommend this book enough to anyone who may be struggling or even just considering a bit of financial guidance. If you spend your money on anything, buy this gold nugget of wisdom.” — Cam-Tu Tomkins, Educator, Canada
Fleur Iannazzo is a recovering banker and a money psychologist who is determined to help everyone change the way they think and behave with their money.
Having spent over 20 years working in financial services, Fleur understands that even finance professionals struggle with money issues. For more than 25 years Fleur has also been a rowing coach. One day she realised that she could use her coaching experience to help people change what they do with their money.
Fleur is a Chartered Financial Analyst, is a Professional Certified Coach with the ICF and holds a MSc in Coaching and Behavioural Change from Henley Business School. In 2020, she established her own business in London, WTF Money, providing one-to-one coaching to help professionals navigate their own financial shit storms.
After growing up in Melbourne, Australia and spending a decade working in Hong Kong, Fleur now works and lives in London. Every now and then she raids her swear jar and goes travelling.
You can email her at fleur@wtf-money.com
Grab it now via IngramSpark (the most direct way to support me), or your favourite online bookshop. Read it in your own time, then pop back here to get your bonus goodies.
Be warned: This book will change how you think about money. And yourself. In a good way.
Once you’ve got the book, these bonuses will help you actually use what you learn. No “now what?” moments, just meaningful money changes. Here’s what’s waiting for you:
Reflection prompts and exercises from every chapter, in one beautiful PDF. Print it, scribble on it, tear it up, start again. It’s yours – go wild.
Want to go deeper on a specific slice of your money life? These prompts help you uncover what’s driving your behaviour and build your strategy to change.
Audio reflections, extra resources, maybe a mini class. I’ll send them straight to your inbox when they’re ready.
You don’t need to have finished the book (or even started, really). You don’t need to be “ready.” If you have a copy and you’re curious, let’s go.
With much sweary love, Fleur xxx.
