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FINANCIAL COACH FULLY BOOKED FOR 2022
Yes, you read that right and no, it’s not an April fool. I love financial coaching, and have been overwhelmed by the number of people who need help, and I don’t think I have left the office in the last 28 months!!
How To Hack Your Savings Mindset
Managing your money, and savings can be hugely influenced by your emotions. You could be an emotional spender and saver and you may use spending as a “treat” – it’s a minefield of emotions and shame – learn how to hack your savings mindset.
Financial Coach: My Top 5 Savings Tips for 2022
Everything is increasing in price. We’re getting less for our weekly shop, it’s costing more to fill up our cars, and energy bills are spiralling. Read my top 5 saving tips here.
Should You Share Financial Control?
If talking about money makes you squirm, then create a safe environment to discuss money issues – from the monthly food bill to saving for next year’s holiday. I have found it is easier to do this when everyone else is out and you have the place to yourself, or take yourselves out for coffee and discuss the money issues, or over a glass of wine at the end of the week. Create some fun around it, it’s something you are doing together. It will take practice.
How To Talk To Your Partner About Money
Can you talk to your partner about money?
Our relationship with money will probably run deep and long and it’s usually a product of everything that has gone before, family experiences, being poor or being rich. It can be so varied and they are based on our experiences, our subconscious beliefs and thought patterns usually from our childhood. So deeply ingrained in us, they determine how we as adults deal with money. Any negative beliefs and patterns being incorrectly diagnosed as just being lazy, crazy, stupid or just bad with money. It can lead to a poor relationship with money – but don’t let it ruin your relationship.
7 Simple Steps To 2022 Financial Survival
Managing your money well doesn’t have to be a complicated process, and you don’t have to earn a degree in finance to learn how to be financially savvy. The key is to keep it simple and not to overthink it.
