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    612-822-4611

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The Campus Money Reset: Tiny Spending Habits for More Choice, Less Stress, and Smarter College Living

The Campus Money Reset: Tiny Spending Habits for More Choice, Less Stress, and Smarter College Living

McPeak, Kris

Paperback

Series: College Success Playbook, Book 11

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ISBN13: 9798192919286
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 76
Weight: 0.25
Height: 0.16 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
College money decisions rarely arrive as dramatic, once-a-month events. They show up in the dining hall line, the group chat, the bookstore, the late-night snack run, the free-trial reminder, and the ten seconds before you tap Buy.

The Campus Money Reset helps you use those ordinary moments differently-without requiring a perfect budget, a large income, or hours of tracking. At the heart of the book is the Pocket Pause Method, a simple three-step loop: spot a real-life spending signal, take one useful action in under 30 seconds, and notice an immediate reward such as relief, clarity, confidence, or choice.

Across ten practical chapters, you will explore campus spending patterns, weekly priorities, smart trade-offs, food and snack decisions, textbook options, subscription clutter, social boundaries, and end-of-month reflection. Each chapter gives you tiny actions you can try immediately and guided questions that help you learn from your own life.

You do not need to become perfect with money. You need a few small pauses that make your next choice easier. Start with one moment. Build from there.

This guided nonfiction book is for college students managing limited or irregular income, food costs, textbooks, school supplies, subscriptions, social spending, transportation, and independence for the first time. It is suitable for self-paced reading, first-year experience programs, financial wellness workshops, residence life programming, academic coaching, mentoring, and student success courses. It offers only general educational reflection and habit-building ideas; it does not provide individualized financial, tax, investment, credit, or legal advice.

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