Why You're Probably Managing Relationships and Finances All Wrong
Financial Mastery Simplified
| Jax Crider | Rating 0 (0) (0) |
| fms.show | Launched: Oct 15, 2024 |
| info@pbjteam.com | Season: 1 Episode: 19 |
Why You're Probably Managing Relationships and Finances All Wrong In this episode of Financial Mastery Simplified, host Jax Crider and financial coach Jenna Rose discuss the importance of personalized financial planning. They explore the emotional connections people have with money, the necessity of custom strategies, and the impact of financial relationships. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability and the significance of asking the right questions to achieve financial success. Jenna shares practical tips for automating savings, managing spending, and navigating debt, encouraging listeners to take control of their financial futures.
Takeaways
Financial coaching is about personalized support.
Understanding your emotional connection to money is crucial.
There is no one-size-fits-all financial plan.
Regularly check in on your financial goals.
Automating savings can help build financial security.
Subscriptions can add up and impact your budget.
Accountability partners can enhance financial discipline.
Asking questions is key to financial understanding.
Mistakes are part of the financial journey.
Start small and build towards larger financial goals.
Sound Bites
"There isn't just a one size fits all financial plan."
"Money is a key to open doors of possibilities."
"You need to have a custom plan."
Chapters
00:00 Highlights
00:54 Introduction to Financial Coaching
04:00 Understanding Personalized Financial Plans
07:03 The Emotional Connection to Money
09:56 The Importance of Custom Financial Strategies
13:02 Navigating Financial Relationships
13:38 Taking the First Steps in Financial Planning
21:47 Automating Savings and Managing Spending
24:35 The Impact of Subscriptions on Finances
27:43 Accountability in Financial Success
30:36 Strategies for Paying Off Debt
35:26 Conclusion and Resources for Financial Coaching Keywords financial coaching, personalized financial plans, money mindset, budgeting, debt management, financial education, savings strategies, financial accountability, emotional spending, financial relationships
Guest Contact Details:
Name: Jenna-Rose Finnie
Business: FinCoach, LLC
Email: j-finnie@fincoach.biz
Phone number: 6037143325
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Episode Chapters
Why You're Probably Managing Relationships and Finances All Wrong In this episode of Financial Mastery Simplified, host Jax Crider and financial coach Jenna Rose discuss the importance of personalized financial planning. They explore the emotional connections people have with money, the necessity of custom strategies, and the impact of financial relationships. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability and the significance of asking the right questions to achieve financial success. Jenna shares practical tips for automating savings, managing spending, and navigating debt, encouraging listeners to take control of their financial futures.
Takeaways
Financial coaching is about personalized support.
Understanding your emotional connection to money is crucial.
There is no one-size-fits-all financial plan.
Regularly check in on your financial goals.
Automating savings can help build financial security.
Subscriptions can add up and impact your budget.
Accountability partners can enhance financial discipline.
Asking questions is key to financial understanding.
Mistakes are part of the financial journey.
Start small and build towards larger financial goals.
Sound Bites
"There isn't just a one size fits all financial plan."
"Money is a key to open doors of possibilities."
"You need to have a custom plan."
Chapters
00:00 Highlights
00:54 Introduction to Financial Coaching
04:00 Understanding Personalized Financial Plans
07:03 The Emotional Connection to Money
09:56 The Importance of Custom Financial Strategies
13:02 Navigating Financial Relationships
13:38 Taking the First Steps in Financial Planning
21:47 Automating Savings and Managing Spending
24:35 The Impact of Subscriptions on Finances
27:43 Accountability in Financial Success
30:36 Strategies for Paying Off Debt
35:26 Conclusion and Resources for Financial Coaching Keywords financial coaching, personalized financial plans, money mindset, budgeting, debt management, financial education, savings strategies, financial accountability, emotional spending, financial relationships
Guest Contact Details:
Name: Jenna-Rose Finnie
Business: FinCoach, LLC
Email: j-finnie@fincoach.biz
Phone number: 6037143325
Make sure to subscribe for more videos to help you crush getting into your dream home. If you are trying to save up for getting your perfect place, feel free to check out our FREE budgeting tool here 👉 https://fms.tips/
Why You're Probably Managing Relationships and Finances All Wrong In this episode of Financial Mastery Simplified, host Jax Crider and financial coach Jenna Rose discuss the importance of personalized financial planning. They explore the emotional connections people have with money, the necessity of custom strategies, and the impact of financial relationships. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability and the significance of asking the right questions to achieve financial success. Jenna shares practical tips for automating savings, managing spending, and navigating debt, encouraging listeners to take control of their financial futures. Takeaways Financial coaching is about personalized support. Understanding your emotional connection to money is crucial. There is no one-size-fits-all financial plan. Regularly check in on your financial goals. Automating savings can help build financial security. Subscriptions can add up and impact your budget. Accountability partners can enhance financial discipline. Asking questions is key to financial understanding. Mistakes are part of the financial journey. Start small and build towards larger financial goals.
