Start Small Grow Big: Fintara's Financial Journey – Build Your Growth Your Way

This book is a blend of fiction and real-life inspiration. It follows the journey of Fintara a middle-class girl who rises from humble beginnings to become a pioneer in financial education. While parts of her story are fictionalized for storytelling purposes the lessons on financial literacy empowerment and resilience are inspired by real-life experiences and truths. This book is thoughtfully divided into three parts each designed to provide a holistic approach to personal finance and investment. Part 1 Unveiling Fintara’s Financial Journey tells an engaging and relatable story of challenges growth and resilience faced by women in managing finances. Part 2 offers a practical step-by-step guide for starting and progressing on your financial management journey independently equipping readers with tools and strategies to take control of their money without needing a mentor. Part 3 presents the author’s original research paper Financial Investment by Women: Reluctance to Take Risks in Investing Their Own. This section explores key insights into the barriers women face in financial investments particularly their cautiousapproach to risk and provides thought-provoking findings to inspire a shift in perspective. Together these parts create a resource that is both practical and enlightening empowering readers to take charge of their financial futures.Nitu Sharma is a passionate advocate for financial literacy dedicated to empowering individuals and communites financial independence across India. With extensive experience in the marketing and financial education sector Nitu combines her expertise with a heartfelt commitment to creating accessible resources and tools for growth. As the author of Start Small Grow Big: Fintara''s Financial Journey she provides actionable insights for readers to navigate their unique financial paths with confidence and purpose. Beyond her writing Nitu is sought after speaker and mentor collaborating with organizations to promote financial education across domains.