What Is Wallet Activism?

09/08/21 • 14 min

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Wallet activism is using your financial power in all its forms to change the status quo, going beyond what you spend to look at how you earn money, where you live, where you bank, how you donate, and so many more financial choices we make every day.
To kick off this new show, today Tanja Hester is talking about Wallet Activism: what it is as a concept, and how the podcast and the book are different. We also talk about all the bonus resources you can get for free if you pre-order the book (available as a paperback, ebook and audiobook).
Post on my blog Our Next Life with info on pre-order bonus resources
Places to pre-order:

Pre-order on Indiebound (can also connect you to your local indie bookseller)
Pre-order on Bookshop.org
Pre-order from Powell’s
Pre-order on Amazon Smile (be sure to use smile.amazon.com so a portion goes to the nonprofit of your choice)
Pre-order on Barnes & Noble
Pre-order from BenBella Books
Pre-order from Booktopia (Australia)

Pre-order on Indiebound (can also connect you to your local indie bookseller)
Pre-order on Bookshop.org
Pre-order from Powell’s
Pre-order on Amazon Smile (be sure to use smile.amazon.com so a portion goes to the nonprofit of your choice)
Pre-order on Barnes & Noble
Pre-order from BenBella Books
Pre-order from Booktopia (Australia)

Previous Episode

Introducing Wallet Activism

This is Wallet Activism, a podcast by author Tanja Hester for anyone who's ready to change the status quo by flexing your financial power for good. Subscribe or follow now so you don't miss a thing.

Next Episode

Real Change over Good Intentions with Michelle MiJung Kim, author of The Wake Up

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Today I'm bringing you an interview with the author of a new book -- out today! -- that I can't recommend highly enough. The book is The Wake Up, and the author is Michelle MiJung Kim. The Wake Up is an important and necessary book for our times, about how we can take all of our do-gooder intentions and make real progress in fighting the status quo, while avoiding the harm that all too often accompanies good intentions. The book is practical and instructive, and raw and vulnerable, all at the same time. It belongs on your bookshelf next to Ijeoma Oluo and Dr. Ibram Kendi's essential books. Do yourself a favor and find a way to get your hands on it ASAP. Until then, here's a conversation that I absolutely loved with Michelle. Enjoy!
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