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At the dawn of the social media era, Belle Gibson became a pioneering wellness influencer - telling the world how she beat cancer with an alternative diet. Her bestselling cookbook and online app provided her success, respect, and a connection to the cancer-battling influencer she admired the most. But a curious journalist with a sick wife began asking questions that even those closest to Belle began to wonder. Was the online star faking her cancer and fooling the world? Kaitlyn Dever stars in the Netflix hit series Apple Cider Vinegar . Inspired by true events, the dramatized story follows Belle’s journey from self-styled wellness thought leader to disgraced con artist. It also explores themes of hope and acceptance - and how far we’ll go to maintain it. In this episode of You Can't Make This Up, host Rebecca Lavoie interviews executive producer Samantha Strauss. SPOILER ALERT! If you haven't watched Apple Cider Vinegar yet, make sure to add it to your watch-list before listening on. Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts .…
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×In this episode, I welcome Gordan Stein, author of "Cash Flow Cookbook: $2,000,000 of Financial Freedom in 60 Easy Recipes." Gordon shares his unique journey from a career in tech to becoming an author and speaker focused on personal finance. Our conversation centers around practical ways to improve cash flow without significant sacrifices. Gordon discusses how small changes in everyday expenses can accumulate into substantial savings over time, emphasizing the importance of mindset in achieving financial freedom. Gordon also provides actionable steps to start a journey towards financial wellness. He suggests examining fixed monthly bills first and then moving on to discretionary spending. He also shares some of his favorite tips from the book, such as improving credit scores and being mindful of healthcare costs. To find out more or connect with Gordon, visit: https://cashflowcookbook.com Key Topics Discussed: The concept and origin of the Cash Flow Cookbook Importance of understanding and improving cash flow Strategies for reducing fixed monthly expenses Practical tips for discretionary spending Importance of mindset in financial planning Real-life examples of cost-saving measures Broader aspects of well-being, including health and creativity Upcoming Cash Flow Cookbook course…
In this episode, I welcome Brian Page to discuss the interconnectedness of financial management and home management. Highlighting the importance of delegation to reduce stress and improve happiness, Brian shares his journey about using meal delivery services and budgeting with his kids. He talks about intentional communication with his wife, utilizing tools like Tiller and shared calendars for efficient household and financial coordination. The conversation also covers evolving gender roles, advocating for shared responsibilities at home to match changing workforce dynamics. Brian’s initiative, Modern Husbands, offers resources to help couples manage finances and home life as a team, underlining the value of systemized task delegation to alleviate mental load and promote well-being. The episode also explores the significance of consistent financial communication among couples. Brian touches upon financial practices within relationships, addressing differences in spending habits and the concept of financial translucency. We also discuss the disparity between social perceptions and financial realities and the necessity of focusing on individual household needs. To find out more and connect with Brian, visit: https://www.modernhusbands.com/ Key Topics Discussed: The overlap between money and home management Setting up regular financial and household management meetings with spouse Delegating tasks to reduce mental load The Fair Play system and task ownership The impact of changing gender roles in marriage The importance of understanding long-term financial implications Combining finances for marital happiness…

1 EP: 024 - Reprogramming Your Subconscious Mind With Jen Reid and Julie Costa 1:00:58
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In this episode, I welcome back Jen Reid, but I also talk to Julie Costa to talk about their unique and reciprocal professional relationship that has profoundly influenced their personal and client journeys. Jen shares her path to recognizing and overcoming subconscious blocks through Julie's Anchored program, while Julie, in turn, became Jen's client, showcasing the value of mutual learning. We discuss their fascinating techniques like subconscious reprogramming, hypnosis, and NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) to dig deeper into people's issues around money. Julie talks about helping people transform their financial anxieties into empowering beliefs. Learn how consistent habits, visualization, and practical financial planning can lead to true financial wellness. Plus, Julie and Jen share actionable insights on integrating these practices into everyday life for sustained positive change. To learn more about Jen, visit: https://www.baseplanning.co/ And to learn more about Julie, visit: https://www.juliemcosta.com/ Key Topics Discussed: Subconscious influences on financial behavior NLP techniques and hypnosis for reprogramming beliefs Demonstration of the "Swish pattern" exercise Continuous management of subconscious feelings in finance The role of repeated visualization and positive affirmations Combining subconscious programming with practical financial planning Habits and consistency in financial behaviors Personal anecdotes about overcoming limiting beliefs Importance of content-free moments for better decision-making Recommendations for resources on hypnosis and subconscious reprogramming…
In this episode of Modern Financial Wellness, I talk to Jonathan Ainsley to explore the concept of flourishing longevity and how it relates to rethinking retirement. We talk about the importance of planning for not just financial stability but also personal well-being and purpose as people age. With people living longer, Jonathan challenges traditional retirement stereotypes and discusses a more dynamic vision that encompasses meaningful activities, health, mindset, and community involvement. Jonathan has spent many years in the financial services industry in practice management and helped advisors help their clients plan for aging longer. Along the way, he realized that most advisors and planners weren't working with clients on their plans for longevity and developed his own platform to help people change their mindset around retirement and aging and go into their later years with intention. Jonathan also talks about the four main pillars of flourishing longevity: finance, mindset, health, and purpose. By addressing these pillars, individuals can enhance their quality of life and find fulfillment beyond their professional careers. We also discuss studies on aging and how mindset and lifestyle choices significantly impact overall health. To find out more and connect with Jonathan, visit: https://longevityplanning.me/ Key Topics Discussed: Common perceptions and misconceptions about retirement. People living longer and questioning their potential achievements in later years. The four pillars of flourishing longevity: Mindset, Health, Purpose w/ Passion, and Community beyond family. Rethinking retirement, emphasizing financial independence and meaningful activities. Low levels of daily joy among high net-worth individuals. The role of purpose and identity post-career. Impact of mindset and environment on health. Combating ageism both structurally and personally…
In this episode, I talk to Jen Reid, the CEO and financial consultant at BASE Financial Planning, Consulting, and Education. Jen discusses her transition from a traditional financial setting, where her role was primarily to sell life insurance, to becoming an independent financial coach and licensed hypnotherapist. She shares her dissatisfaction with the commission-based model and how it motivated her to focus on addressing clients' broader financial issues, like debt, investments, and college savings. Jen explains her approach to financial coaching, which includes monthly meetings with clients to focus on budgeting and life coaching aspects. She emphasizes the importance of understanding clients' goals, motivations, and life aspirations. Jen introduces the concept of money dates and talks about the importance of accountability in achieving financial stability. The episode also touches on the role of social influences on spending and the benefits of open financial communication, along with a discussion on various tools and methods she employs, including hypnotherapy and emotional freedom techniques. To learn more or connect with Jen, visit: https://www.baseplanning.co/ We talk about: Challenges with commission-based sales models The importance of monthly meetings for budgeting and lifestyle coaching Role of financial systems and managing spending and goals Concept of "money dates" for accountability Introducing budgeting tools like Monarch Handling social pressure and financial priorities among peer groups The metaphor of financial sobriety Importance of open communication about finances Differences between therapy and coaching, focusing on forward movement The role of fitness in financial and emotional well-being Social media's impact on financial perceptions Techniques like hypnotherapy and emotional freedom tapping for addressing financial anxiety…
In this episode, I welcome Adrian Brambila and Dr. Brad Klontz to discuss their new book, "Start Thinking Rich: 21 Harsh Truths to Take You from Broke to Rich" and to talk about the mindset that may be keeping you poor. Dr. Brad Klontz is a clinical psychologist and Certified Financial Planner, and Adrian is a former professional dancer, now entrepreneur, YouTuber, and self-made millionaire. They discuss how they met, and why this book was so important for them to write. From Dr. Klontz's beginnings, growing up in a low-income household, and how his early experiences with financial struggles and debt influenced his career in financial psychology, to Adrian's rise to success and learning to navigate letting things go and feeling he deserved it. We discuss the significance of mindset in achieving financial success and the importance of questioning and often challenging entrenched beliefs about money. We also explore essential mindset shifts for financial wellness. Adrian highlights that true wealth is about freedom of time and choice rather than material possessions. Dr. Klontz discusses the importance of intermittent retirements and the perils of viewing retirement solely as an end goal and working your life away to get there. We also discuss the value of mentorship and continual learning in financial growth. To pre-order your copy of the book and grab some bonuses like a masterclass and access to their online community, please go here: https://www.startthinkingrich.com/podcast?am_id=jim_ModernFinancialWellness We Talk About: The psychology of money and its impact on financial decisions Importance of mindset shifts for financial success Insights from "Start Thinking Rich: 21 Harsh Truths to Take You from Broke to Rich" Concept of wealth beyond material possessions Importance of intermittent retirements for maintaining purpose and happiness Role of mentorship and continual learning in financial growth Using money to enhance life experiences Advice on outsourcing tasks to better utilize time…
So many are working towards retirement, but will you feel fulfilled when work no longer defines you? In this episode, I talk to Jeff Bernier, a seasoned financial planner, Founder of Tandem Growth Financial Advisors, and host of the "Money & Meaning" Podcast. Jeff brings over 37 years of experience and shares insights from his book, "The Money in Meaning Journey, a Guide to Clarity, Financial Confidence, and Joy." Jeff shares how his personal experiences, like his father's struggle with finding purpose post-retirement, shaped his holistic approach to financial planning. We explore the psychological and emotional facets of financial decisions, including the importance of self-awareness, core values, and purpose. Jeff also discusses his transition from focusing solely on the technical side of financial planning to addressing the deeper aspects of clients' lives. Jeff also shares the three most important things people need to do to figure out how to align their meaning and purpose, which are: 1. Figure Out Who You Are 2. Understand the Context of Your Situation 3. Work On Your Capacity to Fund a Meaningful Life To connect with Jeff, visit: www.tandemgrowth.com www.jeffbernierauthor.com Key Topics Discussed: - Balancing Finances With Joy - Learning to Define 'Enough' - Discovering Spiritual and Financial Well Being - Holistic Financial Planning - Why it's so Important to Understand Your Core Values and Identify…
In this episode, I talk to Kim Jones, who shares her journey from a senior executive role in a Fortune 250 company to becoming a coach dedicated to helping individuals align their careers with their values and purpose. We discuss the psychological and emotional aspects shaping financial decisions and career paths, highlighting the prevalent issue of feeling unfulfilled in traditional corporate roles. Kim talks about reconciling financial stability with work that holds meaning and purpose, using frameworks like Ikigai and Clifton Strength Finders to guide her clients through transformational career changes. Kim also shares valuable insights on the contemporary job market, discussing the biases in the recruitment process and the importance of soft skills such as resilience, adaptability, and problem-solving. She provides success stories of clients who have made meaningful career transitions, breaking through limiting beliefs, and emphasizes the importance of creating an intentional life and making important career decisions. We also talk about the essential role of coaching in providing clarity and support to individuals looking to make career changes, with personal practices like meditation and journaling aiding in the pursuit of well-being and purpose. We Talk About: Career Misalignment and Burnout Shifting Values Over Time Balancing Financial Stability with Meaningful Work The Sole Ego Continuum Kim’s Transition to Coaching Importance of Soft Skills in the Modern Workforce Use of Ikigai and CliftonStrengths Frameworks Role of ChatGPT in Career Exploration Biases and Challenges in Recruitment Processes Success Stories of Career Transitions Personal Practices for Well-Being Recommendations for Further Resources READ+LISTEN+LEARN: Kim had a great list of items that have helped her in her career change. Books & Resources Adam Grants Work Podcast - “Work life” https://adamgrant.net/podcasts/work-life “Rethinking” - https://adamgrant.net/podcasts/rethinking/ Other Podcasts Brene Brown - Unlocking Us & Dare To Lead - https://brenebrown.com/podcasts/ We Can Do Hard Things - https://wecandohardthingspodcast.com/ Wellbeing and Music: 42 minute mark - morning routine meditation journaling and taking a walk , being conscious of her energy level and looking for a boost Links & Socials Kimjonesalliance.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberleesjones/ ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace. I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC, (www.silverpinecapital.com) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com. On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances.…
In this episode, I talk to Erika Wasserman, Your Financial Therapist, to explore the relationship between money and emotions. Erika shares her journey from learning finances from her father to a dynamic career that included significant life transitions, such as marriage, children, divorce, and inheriting assets. Through these experiences, Erika deeply understood money's impact on personal relationships and the importance of clear financial communication. We talk about the crucial role of estate planning and life insurance, particularly for parents with children and aging parents. Erika gives great advice about reducing spending, setting financial boundaries, and using conversation tools to facilitate healthy money discussions. She also talks about the benefits of small, sustainable financial habits and introduces innovative methods, like using conversation cards, to improve financial wellness. We Talk About: Importance of estate planning and life insurance Communication between parents and children about financial matters Financial support for aging parents Setting boundaries in financial discussions Challenges in talking about finances and overcoming them Reducing spending and building sustainable habits Practical tips for financial conversations Aligning spending with personal values Creating a “Yes Plan” for financial priorities Importance of updating estate plans and documents Erika's background and journey in financial therapy Using conversation cards to improve financial communication READ+LISTEN+LEARN: Erika offered a great list of resources for helping with estate planning and money conversations: Books: Cash Flow Cookbook by Gordon Stein Resources: Let's Talk Finances, Erika's new game: https://www.amazon.com/Couples-Relationship-Conversation-Card-Game/dp/B0CZM89CZD Erika's website: https://yourfinancialtherapist.com/ Erika's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/your-financial-therapist/ Erika's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yourfinancialtherapy Erika's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourfinancialtherapist/ Wellbeing and Music: "War" by Katy Perry ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace. I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC, (www.silverpinecapital.com) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com. On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances.…

1 EP: 017 "F.I.R.E for Dummies" w/ Author Jackie Cummings Koski 1:04:31
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On this episode I talk to the author of the new book "F.I.R.E for Dummies", Jackie Cummings Koski, CFP®️. Jackie's road to an early retirement in her forties began with a wake-up call during her divorce. She walks us through her journey from conquering her fear of the stock market by joining an investment club, educating herself on the ins and outs of personal finance and eventually sharing her knowledge through writing and educating others. We talk about... How life events like divorce can spur a quest for financial knowledge. How joining investment clubs and other communities can demystify the stock market and provide valuable insights around personal finance. What F.I.R.E is and isn't and how achieving an early retirement requires planning, a commitment to financial education and ACTION! How to take control of your finances and how to find useful resources for your own F.I.R.E journey. And much more... READ+LISTEN+LEARN: Jackie shared some amazing resources during our conversation. Check them out to find podcasts to listen to, blogs to read and resources to help you along your own path toward Financial Independence and Retiring Early: https://www.choosefi.com/ https://www.madfientist.com/ https://richandregular.com/ https://www.financiallyintentional.com/ https://www.biggerpockets.com/ https://affordanything.com/ WELLBEING: Jackie shared that she tries to go out for a hike as much as she can. Now that she's financial independent and has the flexibility, she'll go out for a walk almost everyday. FIND JACKIE: Buy the Book ! : https://bit.ly/3SjbNue https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackiecummingskoski/ https://www.instagram.com/finomenal_woman/ Check her podcast : https://catchinguptofi.com/ ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace and I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC. (www.silverpinecapital.com) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com. On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances.…

1 EP: 016 Love, Money & ADHD: How Neurodivergence Impacts Your Finances w/ Christine Hargrove 1:09:01
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On this episode I am joined by Christine Hargrove, PhD candidate at The University of Georgia. Christine's work centers around ADHD, Relationships and Finances and we had a great conversation about the intersection of all three of those things. ADHD is something that my family lives with, which in the past has sometimes made it challenging for my wife and I to have healthy, constructive conversations about our finances. Being neurodivergent can make the difficult task of managing your money even more challenging. Additionally, being the spouse or partner of someone with ADHD (like me) requires additional thought and attention focused on things like how you will communicate with one another, what systems of support you might need to have in place and an acknowledgement that even if things are tough, you can and will get through it if you work together and remember that it doesn't have to be perfect. We talk about ... What ADHD is, how it is diagnosed and the symptoms that present in those living with it. Executive functioning skills and how they are impacted by ADHD. How ADHD can impact not only being able to effectively manage your finances, but also the affects it may have on your relationship. Systems of support and resources available to help you understand the condition better and tips to apply to your financial lives to help you have a better relationship with money. ... and much more. READ + LISTEN + LEARN: Christine provided an amazing list of resources, YouTube channels and books to check out. The work of Dr. Russell Barkley. His book "Executive Functions" as well as his YouTube channel. Note: The "Executive Function Jenga" image that appears in the video was adapted by Christine based on the work of Dr. Barkley. The "How to ADHD" YouTube channel and specifically the, "Wall of Awful" videos. "Love & Money: 15 Exercises to Strengthen Your Relationship", The book by Dr. Sonya Lutter. "Your Future Self: How to Make Tomorrow Better Today", The book by Hal Hershfield is also brought up, not as a direct recommendation of Christine. However, having read it myself I wanted to make sure it was listed here. WELLBEING: Christine joked (but was serious) that if you live with ADHD, you should make sure you are taking your meds as a step #1 in improving your wellbeing. She also told us that one of her tricks to make sure she gets a good night sleep is to get herself ready for bed when her kids go to sleep. This keeps her from catching a "second wind" late at night and getting sucked into work into the later hours of the evening. Advice that I could use myself! FIND HER AT: Christinehargrove.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-hargrove/ ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace and I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC. (www.silverpinecapital.com) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com. On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances.…
Dr. Mary Bell Carlson, CFP®, AFC®, is a financial behavior expert, well-known speaker, podcaster, and storyteller and I was excited to have the chance to talk to her about her work around Financial Biases. We had a really wide ranging conversation in which we cover... Mary's extremely unique career thus far. Having spent time in Washington D.C. working with the Pentagon and lobbying Congress on behalf of the Financial Planning Association, Mary gives us a behind the scenes look at the role of the federal government and the impact it can have on financial decision making and financial behavior. We talk about what Financial Biases are and how they appear in our daily lives. She helps us understand ourselves better and gives us a lesson in Heuristics, or the "short cuts" our bodies use to help us make decisions. And much more... READ + LISTEN + LEARN: "The Book of Forgiving", By Desmond and Mpho Tutu "The Bomber Mafia" , By Malcolm Gladwell "Long Walk to Freedom: The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela" WELLBEING: Mary loves to spend time in prayer, reflecting on the things she is grateful for in her life and reading to her children. FIND HER AT: https://keynote.financial/mary-carlson/ ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace and I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC. ( www.silverpinecapital.com ) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com . On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances. https://www.instagram.com/modernfinancialwellness/…

1 EP: 014 Living Big: Using Curiosity and Creativity to Create the Life You Want w/ Rochelle Seltzer 46:27
Creativity is something that often appears as a key ingredient in finding purpose and living a meaningful life. I find that connection between creativity and purpose to be really fascinating, which is why I was excited to have the opportunity to talk to Rochelle Seltzer. Rochelle is an award winning designer, author and coach and she joined me to talk about her book, "Live Big: A Manifesto for a Creative Life" . We talk about... Rochelle's journey from business owner to coach & author. How curiosity and creativity help create the space for purpose and meaning to grow. We also take a tour around her book and some of the 'Discovery Dozen' exercises which Seth Godin said "will change your creative practice (and your life) for the better." ! ... And much more The book is easily digestible and full of great activities, thought provoking questions and ideas to help you re-empower your creative self. WELLBEING: In 2015 Rochelle took a painting class which she describes as having changed her life. She has been taking painting classes ever since and draws great joy from the experience in creating on a canvas. She also enjoys writing. FIND HER AT: https://thelivebigbook.com/ ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace and I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC. ( www.silverpinecapital.com ) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com . On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances. https://www.instagram.com/modernfinancialwellness/…
Merging your finances and having joint bank accounts when you get engaged or married might seem like a good idea. But it turns out that it's actually backed by science as well! I sat down with Jenny Olson, Assistant Professor of Marketing at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business to discuss her work around all things couples and money, but specifically... Combining finances and joint bank accounts. The reasons joint bank accounts are beneficial to relationships. The Connubial Crucible (aka the first 2 years of marriage). Financial Infidelity and the impact on a relationship. .... and much more. READ+LISTEN+LEARN: If you want to dig into the research and check out Jenny and her colleague's studies you can find them here: "Common Cents: Bank Account Structure and Couples' Relationship Dynamics" "Loves, Lies & Money: Financial Infidelity in Romantic Relationships" Jenny also recommends: "Tightwads and Spendthrifts: Navigating the Money Minefield in Real Relationships" , by Scott Rick "The All-or-Nothing Marriage: How the Best Marriages Work" , by Eli J. Finkle WELLBEING: Jenny loves "artisanal lattes and reflections at coffee shops", writing poetry and posting on Instagram (which was great to hear coming from a behavioral scientist!) FIND HER AT: www.jennyginolson.com ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace and I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC. (www.silverpinecapital.com) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com . On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances. https://www.instagram.com/modernfinancialwellness/…
On this episode I talk with Neil Bage about Ikigai , the Japanese concept that combines the words "Iki" or "Life" and "Gai" or "Worth". Combined the word Ikigai means, "That which gives your life worth, meaning, or purpose". Finding purpose and living a life filled with meaning are important things to pursue, but these concepts can sometimes feel difficult to approach. Exploring Ikigai can be a helpful way to get started thinking about the things that are most important to you and how you want to be spending your time making a living. During the conversation we delve into... The 4 key elements of Ikigai: What you love. What you can get paid for. What the world needs. What you are good at. How the concept connects to our financial world. Why balancing what we love and how we get paid can be challenging and how to reconcile some of the conflict we find in our lives. ... And much more. WELLBEING: To improve his Financial Wellbeing Neil focuses on automation and using apps like https://www.getchip.uk/ , to off load some of the demands of managing his finances on a regular basis. READ + LISTEN + LEARN: Neil recommends the book "The Power of Letting Go: How to Drop Everything That's Holding You Back" , by John Purkiss. Resources from PositivePsychology.com FIND HIM AT: Shaping Wealth Twitter: https://twitter.com/neilbage ABOUT ME: My name is Jim Grace and I am a CFP®️ (Certified Financial Planner) and the Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital, LLC. (www.silverpinecapital.com) a registered investment advisory firm in Medfield, Massachusetts. In my spare time I host a podcast and write about Financial Wellness & Wellbeing. Check out some of my other work @ www.ModernFinancialWellness.com . On the website I try to unpack each episode a little further and also spotlight any other resources I think might be helpful to anyone trying to feel better about their finances. https://www.instagram.com/modernfinancialwellness/…
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