Joanna Krotz

THE BLISSFUL FEELING OF HAVING ENOUGH

For some years now, I’ve been delving into women’s mixed emotions about money and power, including anxiety, pride, envy, anger and guilt.

I’ve been reporting on and investigating sex-based elements of leadership and entrepreneurship, looking at women’s social and political accomplishments and setbacks.

And during that time, whether among women with inherited wealth, women who have earned their wealth or women who live paycheck to paycheck, I’ve repeatedly seen that only after arriving at a clear understanding of your emotions about money can you attain the freedom to pursue power.

Coming to terms with money fears and feelings, owning and accepting and, yes, sometimes changing, your money personality, will lead to more authentic and effective choices, especially when it comes to giving and philanthropy. It will free you from denial, from running away, from giving over to a pro or a relative, from decisions by default. More>

STRATEGIC GIVING IS A STEP-BY-STEP EDUCATION

Nobody is born being a philanthropist --

you learn by doing

As women flex their developing muscle and money, attention is shifting to worldwide problems that affect them intimately. Women like to be hands-on.

Women need to step up
“Unlike men, women don't need to be sweet-talked into supporting women's rights, they get it. Women in politics and media are starting to use their clout, but women with money haven't done that yet, and that needs to change.”

—Philanthropist and filmmaker Abby Disney

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	THE GUIDE TO INTELLIGENT GIVING Make a Difference in the World — and in Your Own Life

Giving isn't about the zeros in your bank account. It's about donating time, talent, treasure or technology to the causes you believe in. You'll find personal stories of celebrities like Gary Sinise, who sends school supplies to Iraq, and Michael J. Fox, who supports research into Parkinson's, as well as Osceola McCarty, a laundress who, at 85, donated her life savings of $150,000 to a scholarship fund for the University of Mississippi.

This book offers both inspiration and concrete advice so you can make your generosity truly count.
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The publisher contributes $1 to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF for every book sold.

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Women need to step up “Unlike men, women don't need to be sweet-talked into supporting women's rights, they get it. Women in politics and media are starting to use their clout, but women with money haven't done that yet, and that needs to change.”

—Philanthropist and filmmaker Abby Disney

Women need to step up
“Unlike men, women don't need to be sweet-talked into supporting women's rights, they get it. Women in politics and media are starting to use their clout, but women with money haven't done that yet, and that needs to change.”