The Wealth Habit by Ken & Mary Okoroafor - Sunday Times Bestseller - Paperback - Personal Finance Book for Adults

Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529449204 Publisher: Quercus Publishing Overview The Wealth Habit is a Sunday Times bestselling guide from money experts Ken and Mary Okoroafor, the founders of The Humble Penny, showing readers that financial freedom is built through small, repeatable habits rather than luck, inheritance or complex investing knowledge. Rather than rigid budgets or intimidating spreadsheets, this paperback offers a behaviour-first system for building lasting wealth. It's an accessible, motivating read for anyone ready to change their relationship with money, one simple daily action at a time. About the Book Most people assume wealth is reserved for the lucky few - those born into privilege, blessed with an entrepreneurial streak, or naturally gifted with numbers. The Wealth Habit dismantles that myth entirely. Drawing on their own journey to financial independence, achieved debt-free by age 34, authors Ken and Mary Okoroafor show that small, well-designed money behaviours, repeated consistently, can create extraordinary financial outcomes over time - an idea praised by podcaster Steven Bartlett of The Diary of a CEO. Instead of overwhelming readers with dense financial theory, the authors reveal how small, daily financial moves compound into life-changing wealth, no matter where a reader is starting from. The book blends behavioural science with the couple's own lived experience of paying off their mortgage in just seven years, translating those lessons into a step-by-step system anyone can follow, whatever their income or starting point. Chapters guide readers through identifying money-draining habits, replacing them with wealth-building routines, and staying consistent even when motivation dips. It's a refreshingly practical companion for anyone tired of quick-fix advice that never actually changes their bank balance, focusing instead on the tiny, sustainable shifts that genuinely add up over months and years. Written by a Sunday Ti