Reviews on " Sex and Money"

Trashy title?  Yes, but with Biggs’s background and unique skill sets, how could she call it anything else?

Not only has Biggs been staff writer for the Sunday Herald Sun finance section and contributor to the Australian Financial Review, she went on to escape Mondayitis by investing in property, becoming a millionaire in the last boom.

In her teenage years, Biggs was also a sex worker and since then has had ‘more experience with sex than your average bear.’ Her mother has also run the oldest fantasy phone call business in the country. ‘What she doesn’t know about sex isn’t worth talking about.’

In this life-changing book, Biggs looks at why millions read the latest books on how to make money or have fulfilling sex lives, but can’t follow the advice.

Why? Because making money isn’t about strategies, it’s about emotional qualities, like risk taking, fear, going against the crowd and unconscious beliefs. Sex is the same. By unravelling your self-talk, you can break the patterns that bind - and the barriers that prevent you from taking all that good advice.

Biggs was born into the most dysfunctional circumstances. Her poverty stricken mother had six children to five men. Biggs began life by repeating her generation old family pattern. While saying she wanted wealth and happiness, just like her mother had, her reality was single parenthood and living on a pension for a decade, routinely accepting indiscriminate and ‘boring’ sex.

But over years of on-the-ground and sometimes hair-raising personal research, Biggs did find her way to financial freedom and a deeply satisfying sex life. Find out how in this chatty, compelling and often hilarious book, Sex and Money: How to Get More.

Biggs other books have been best-sellers, two with Hollywood interest. She has also been asked to stand as a candidate for Stephen Mayne’s new People’s Party in a swinging Victorian seat for the state election on November 25.