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First Steps to First Fortune: A Parenting Book for Raising Thoughtful, Resilient, and Money-Smart Kids Through the Power of Story
by Amaris Adams
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Synopsis
Turn "I Want It Now!" Into "I Can Plan for Later"
Are you tired of the grocery store meltdowns, the endless requests for new toys, and the struggle to explain why you can’t buy everything? You want to raise a money-smart child, but complex budgets and lectures don't work for a ...
Are you tired of the grocery store meltdowns, the endless requests for new toys, and the struggle to explain why you can’t buy everything? You want to raise a money-smart child, but complex budgets and lectures don't work for a ...
Turn "I Want It Now!" Into "I Can Plan for Later"
Are you tired of the grocery store meltdowns, the endless requests for new toys, and the struggle to explain why you can’t buy everything? You want to raise a money-smart child, but complex budgets and lectures don't work for a 4-year-old.
Financial literacy starts long before the first piggy bank. It starts with a story.
First Steps to First Fortune is not a textbook. It is a groundbreaking parenting guide that blends engaging storytelling with actionable, hands-on tools. Designed for children ages 3–8, this book bridges the gap between emotional intelligence and financial education.
Through five relatable stories, you will walk through the "Five Pillars" of raising a resilient, thoughtful child. You won't just read about these concepts; you will apply them immediately with the included "Try This at Home" toolkits.
Inside, you will discover:
Pillar 1: The Art of the Trade-Off (Budgeting): Read how Maya uses the "Home Store" game to turn a candy aisle tantrum into a calm lesson on choices and value.
Pillar 2: Delayed Gratification (Self-Regulation): Follow Noah’s journey with the "Ticket System" to master patience and stop the "overwhelmed" meltdown at the park.
Pillar 3: Responsibility (Borrowing & Credit): Join June on a "Library Treasure Hunt" to learn the importance of due dates, care, and fixing mistakes when things go wrong.
Pillar 4: Preparedness (Needs vs. Wants): Watch Sarah and Nina navigate a power outage using the "Just-in-Case Board," distinguishing true needs from wants during a crisis.
Pillar 5: Generosity (Community & Charity): See how Ella learns that giving isn't just about money—it's about stewardship and "showing up" for her neighbors.
This Book Includes:
5 Illustrated-style Stories perfect for bedtime reading.
Parenting Keys: The psychology behind why the method works.
Actionable Toolkits: Instructions for the Three-Cup System, Visual Timers, and Wish Jars.
Reflection Questions: Prompts to start meaningful conversations with your child.
Stop fighting battles over toys and treats. Start building the habits that create future wealth and emotional resilience.
Scroll up and grab your copy to start your child’s journey to their First Fortune today.
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