Many of us, regardless of income, are miserable when it comes to our finances. We wonder why we're never happy, never secure.
If just being miserable was enough, we'd all be doing great, right?
Whether you're listening for yourself, or you're here to find tools that you can re-teach to the communities you serve, this quick podcast will give you the tools you need to evolve your relationship with money.
By combining solid Financial Literacy tools with behavior change tools, the Pacific Stoa curriculum has helped people and agencies develop their own strategies for resilience and awareness.
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Many of us, regardless of income, are miserable when it comes to our finances. We wonder why we're never happy, never secure.
If just being miserable was enough, we'd all be doing great, right?
Whether you're listening for yourself, or you're here to find tools that you can re-teach to the communities you serve, this quick podcast will give you the tools you need to evolve your relationship with money.
By combining solid Financial Literacy tools with behavior change tools, the Pacific Stoa curriculum has helped people and agencies develop their own strategies for resilience and awareness.
Episode 53: Trying to heal from financial trauma by earning more money? Let's talk
Miserable is not enough.
8 minutes 7 seconds
11 months ago
Episode 53: Trying to heal from financial trauma by earning more money? Let's talk
Let's chat about financial trauma, why I see as common things we try to do to fix financial trauma, why those attempts aren't working, and what you can do instead.
Comments? Let's talk!
hanna@pacificstoa.com
Miserable is not enough.
Many of us, regardless of income, are miserable when it comes to our finances. We wonder why we're never happy, never secure.
If just being miserable was enough, we'd all be doing great, right?
Whether you're listening for yourself, or you're here to find tools that you can re-teach to the communities you serve, this quick podcast will give you the tools you need to evolve your relationship with money.
By combining solid Financial Literacy tools with behavior change tools, the Pacific Stoa curriculum has helped people and agencies develop their own strategies for resilience and awareness.
