Book 1: Taming Your Money Monster
Nine Paths To Money Mastery With The Enneagram
Most financial advice assumes everyone makes money decisions the same way. They don't. Taming Your Money Monster uses the Enneagram, a personality framework grounded in psychology and neurobiology, to map the "money monster" that quietly sabotages how we earn, save, invest, and give. Each type has its own shadow and its own path forward. The book is a guide for anyone who has read the standard financial advice, followed it imperfectly, and wondered why the gap between knowing better and doing better feels so stubbornly persistent.
“Get ready to be thrilled by the kind of wisdom that transcends easy categories or agendas... Brilliant.”
— Richard Rohr, bestselling author of Falling Upward
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Book 2: From Monk to Money Manager
A Former Monk's Financial Guide to Becoming a Little Bit Wealthy and Why That's Okay
Most books on money assume the goal is simply more of it. Doug's first book asks a different question: what is the right relationship between money and a good life? Drawing on twenty years in a monastery and a decade in the financial industry, he makes the case that wealth and meaning are not opposites, and that financial responsibility is a form of spiritual maturity. But it does not stop at philosophy. Alongside the bigger questions, Doug lays out the practical rules of earning, saving, and investing, with step-by-step guidance for building real, lasting wealth. A book for anyone tired of the false choice between worldliness and virtue, who also wants to know exactly where to start.
“A monk, a Marine, and a money manager walk into a bar... and they are all the same person!”
- Scott Dauenhauer, CFP, MSFP, AIF
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