91: Money Dates: Tips From a Financial Therapist

91: Money Dates: Tips From a Financial Therapist

Author: Lindsay Bryan - Podvin February 14, 2022 Duration: 23:27

A couple's money date is carving out a dedicated time and space to talk about anything money-related in your partnership. When couples have regular money dates, I've seen that they feel more aligned with one another, and they tend to be more capable of talking about other uncomfortable topics. Tune in for tips on what to talk about, how to set them up, and more!

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Ever feel like your relationship with money is tangled up with stress, anxiety, or even shame? That’s the exact space where Mind Money Balance lives, exploring the deep and often overlooked connection between our financial habits and our mental well-being. Host Lindsay Bryan-Podvin brings a unique dual perspective as both a Licensed Master Social Worker and a Certified Financial Therapist, moving past simplistic budgeting advice to examine the broader societal and psychological forces that shape our financial lives. You won’t find a rigid "abundance mindset" doctrine here or judgment over small daily pleasures. Instead, each episode offers grounded, psychology-based conversations that provide actionable steps to untangle money stress and build a more peaceful financial existence. This podcast digs into the real stories and systemic factors behind our spending, saving, and earning, creating a compassionate resource for anyone ready to heal the divide between their wallet and their emotional world. Tune in for a refreshingly human take on finding clarity and confidence with money, one thoughtful conversation at a time.
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