What do you actually want money for is a harder question than it looks, and Evin Anderson builds a run of posts around it, working through a book on money attitudes one rule at a time. Decide what wealth means to you specifically. Your beliefs about it came from somewhere, and he wants you to find out where. You should stop treating it as an opponent.
The value of that run is that it asks rather than promises. He quotes the argument that your answers tell you more about yourself than about your finances, and leaves it there.
The blogging posts are practical and small. Nine things to do the moment a post goes live. There are eight reasons to start at all, and a list of places to publish free if you are not ready to pay.
Sport takes up as much room as anything, covered with real knowledge across tennis, basketball and football.
Read the money rules in order. They work as questions to answer honestly, not as a plan.