The Struggle is Real

This isn't a book for people who have plenty of money saved and are ready for whatever trouble comes their way. If you have a 401K, health insurance, a new or newish car, and a wonderful credit score, you're probably not going to get much out of this read. Because this book is for struggling people who feel like they're at the end of their rope and the knot's about to unravel. This book is for the person who sometimes must choose between rent and keeping up the car payments so they can get to work. And sometimes, there's not enough gas in the car so they have to hope they have enough to last through the remainder of the week. If you don't have health insurance or dental insurance, and nothing you own is insured, this book is for you. You might be taking a risk driving to work every day because you haven't been able to afford the registration on your car. The people who need this book are the ones who have lost confidence in themselves and the world around them. They need a hand-up not a hand-out, and they want better lives. Unfortunately, there is no blueprint for a better life. But this book can help. Inside these pages, you'll learn where to turn if you can't afford your rent, programs that can help pay your electricity bill, ways to keep food on the table, what to do if your car breaks down, and you can't afford to get it fixed or you need another car altogether, and how to take care of yourself when you feel like you're falling apart. If you're struggling financially, let this book be your guide to a better future. You won't find get rich quick schemes or lofty promises of prosperity and a comfortable life inside these pages, but what you will find are the steps to change your life.