Show Notes
Money in the hands of women can change the world, but our personal money stories can be triggering, emotional and shame-filled topics to work through. Genevieve Anderson of Holistic Personal Finance is here to help us unwind the money stories that are holding us back so that we can achieve financial clarity and make empowered decisions that not only change our financial lives, but create positive ripples into the world.
Today on WithIn:
What is ‘holistic finance’?
Common money mindset challenges that Genevieve sees in the lives of her clients
Questions to ask yourself to understand your current mindset around money
How to begin money conversations with your partner
The key to creating a consistent money conversation
Spending intentionally vs budgeting
Resources Genevieve recommends:
Genevieve’s website: Holisticpersonal.finance
The Psychology of Money
Money for Couples
Follow Genevieve:
IG: holistic.personal.finance
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