I recently read and took notes on You Need a Budget (YNAB), a popular book on personal finance and budgeting (with accompanying software for managing budgets) by Jesse Mecham. My interest in this book is three-fold:
- I’m terrible at budgeting and need help
- I want to borrow principles and methods for managing money to help people manage their time and productivity
- YNAB has built an incredibly strong brand and community, and I want to learn from them as I write my own book
As I read and digested the YNAB approach to personal finance, I began to sense a deep connection to principles of productivity. I’ve concluded that there is a series of fundamental mindset shifts required to manage both money and work. It isn’t the particular tool or method you use that makes the difference. It is a shift in perspective and attitude.
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