Zen Money with Ken Honda - Ep 133
The author of Happy Money: The Japanese Art of Making Peace with your Money shares insights into his work
Reasonably Happy with Paul Ollinger
January 19, 202240m 19s
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Show Notes
When it comes to money, there are two approaches: love or fear.” That’s what Ken Honda writes in his latest work, Happy Money: The Japanese Art of Making Peace with your Money. Ken’s books on money have sold over 8 million copies worldwide. On today’s show, we talk about how we can:
Feel worthy of money
Say Arigato (thank you) to money
How to make money work in your marriage
Make peace with our childhood money experiences
Ken was 29 when he first “retired” to welcome his newborn daughter in the world. He had owned a consultant and accounting business, so successful it had allowed him to close up shop and spend his days with the apple of his eye. Little did he realize his “second” career, impacting millions by helping them heal their relationship with money, was about to begin. That essay was the start of what would become Happy Money, the book we discuss today.
Learn more about Ken on his website: https://kenhonda.com/
Buy tickets to Paul’s upcoming show in Los Angeles here.
Rate and review Crazy Money here.
Follow Paul on Instagram here.
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit words.paulollinger.com/subscribe
Feel worthy of money
Say Arigato (thank you) to money
How to make money work in your marriage
Make peace with our childhood money experiences
Ken was 29 when he first “retired” to welcome his newborn daughter in the world. He had owned a consultant and accounting business, so successful it had allowed him to close up shop and spend his days with the apple of his eye. Little did he realize his “second” career, impacting millions by helping them heal their relationship with money, was about to begin. That essay was the start of what would become Happy Money, the book we discuss today.
Learn more about Ken on his website: https://kenhonda.com/
Buy tickets to Paul’s upcoming show in Los Angeles here.
Rate and review Crazy Money here.
Follow Paul on Instagram here.
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit words.paulollinger.com/subscribe