title: The Psychology of Money
author: Michael Argyle
description: "[The authors] join forces to provide a compendium of research findings on what is known about the attitudinal underpinnings of economic decision making in contemporary western market economies.."<br />--Paul Schervish, "Contemporary Sociology <br />
zlib_text: FLIRTING WITH THE
  P ERSONAL TRAINER
  A LOV E AT THE GYM NOV EL
  
  AMY SP ARLING
  
  CONTENTS
  1 . Brent
  2 . Dani
  3 . Brent
  4 . Dani
  5 . Brent
  6 . Dani
  7 . Brent
  8 . Dani
  9 . Brent
  1 0 . Dani
  1 1 . Brent
  1 2 . Dani
  1 3 . Brent
  1 4 . Dani
  1 5 . Brent
  1 6 . Dani
  1 7 . Brent
  1 8 . Dani
  1 9 . Brent
  2 0 . Dani
  2 1 . Brent
  2 2 . Dani
  2 3 . Brent
  2 4 . Dani
  Epilogue
  Also by Amy Sparling
  About the Author
  
  1
  BRENT
  EV ERYONE COMP LAINS ABOUT MONDAY MORNINGS, but I
  don’t think they’re so bad. When you work a job you love, getting up
  each morning and going to work is more of a fun thing than a bad
  thing. For the longest time I saw myself as a suit-wearing
  businessman. I saw myself in finance, maybe in some high rise in
  the city, carrying a briefcase and making tons of money. That was
  the plan ever since high school, when I had decided I wanted to
  make enough money to live a comfortable life. I thought money was
  only found in suits and briefcases.
  But college taught me something different. It taught me tha