The beginning of the year is when everyone wants to find ways to change and enrich their life, but not everyone has the money to do it. Now there's a new book that proves you don't need big bucks to have major fun in the new year.

How to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a Million Short is a breezy, information-packed guide that features all kinds of money-saving tips on entertainment, travel, shopping, fashion, beauty, health, home décor, and more.

Many of the tips include getting things for FREE, such as how to get your hair done at upscale salons for free, how to get designer clothes for free, and even how to spend six nights at a four-star resort in Spain for FREE! 

Find Out How To: 

 • Go to expensive restaurants for ¼ the price 

 • Wear a $2,000 dress for $50

 • See Broadway, Vegas and local shows at super discounts

 • See the hit show Hamilton for $10

 • Get prescription drugs for less than with insurance

 • Find money you didn't know you have 

 • Travel, dine, and shop for next to zero

Author Marilyn Anderson has lived like a millionaire for over 20 years, even though she's never been one. She has a beachside apartment, a sportscar, and designer clothes. The only thing she doesn't have is a job.

Anderson says, "The strange thing is that most people I know have steady jobs with regular paychecks every month, and they never seem to have any money to do anything. Yet, I don't get a monthly paycheck – or sometimes any paycheck – and still I'm able to enjoy life, even the high life, all the time."

In How to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a Million Short, Anderson reveals the secrets of how she does it and how readers can, too!  She tells people, "The new year is a time to change your life for the better. It's the best time to go out there and do amazing new things, including travel, shows, restaurants, concerts, shopping – and you don't have to spend a lot of money to do them."

There is a ton of valuable information in the author's warm and witty style which adds up to a wonderful "how-to" book with a humorous flair.

How to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a Million Short is available in paperback and ebook through Amazon.

Website and links to book on Amazon: www.HowtoLiveLikeaMillionaire.com

Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/howtolivelikeamillionaire

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Praise for How to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a Million Short:

"This is a must-have guide that belongs on everyone's bookshelf within easy reach. Engaging, funny, and filled with delightful stories of how and where to get the best deals on everything from Vegas shows to shoes, spas, and adventures at the Spam Museum . . . you will adore Marilyn and her book!" –Chellie Campbell, Author of The Wealthy Spirit and From Worry to Wealthy

"Men, women, college graduates, millennials, baby boomers, or anyone who has felt the sting of the economy . . . this book relates to everyone! It's got a ton of information that is beneficial and fun. –Wendy Kram, Producer of Mad Money, starring Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, and Katie Holmes

"Thanks to Marilyn's advice, I enjoyed a six-night stay at a four-star resort in Spain, including accommodations and all meals – for FREE!" –Felice Peres, Singer-Songwriter

"You're a woman and want to feel like a million dollars – or put a million-dollar smile on your face? Read Marilyn's book. And if you're a man, read this little gem of a book . . . you'll put a smile on your woman's face and still be able to put gas in your tank." –Mark Fisher, Author of The Instant Millionaire and The Lazy Millionaire

"How to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a Million Short opens the gates to divine riches for everyone . . . even those with just a piggy bank. This book pays for itself over and over again." –Joel Eisenberg, Author of The Chronicles of Ara

"Live like a millionaire . . . isn't that everyone's dream? Marilyn Anderson understands this dream – and how to achieve it in some very clever, creative ways. Her new book is both inspiring and practical – a powerful guide to creating a life you love!" –BJ Gallagher, Author of The Power of Positive DOING and It's Never Too Late to Be What You Might Have Been