As the first financial planning book I’ve read (I know, I know. I’m sorry), this was a good choice. The tone is logical and encouraging, and it doesn’t present a one-size-fits-all approach. The author is, in fact, adamantly against such approaches. He encourages the reader to ask himself/herself a couple of thought-provoking questions to get started. I took this to heart and noted my answers, which will be good to have going forward.
Time will tell if this is one of those rare life-changing books, but for now, I at least feel nudged in a positive direction. ( )

Personal finances, but certainly a clear and simple concept. Start with simple statements of what you want out of life and then plan from there. Maybe a "one-page" idea could be conveyed even more simply than this book. It is not obvious at first glance what the one page consists of. ( )