Many people want to know how to stop worrying about money. The current layoffs and discussions about Medicare and Social Security reductions have brought that anxiety to the forefront for many.
In today’s podcast, we delve into the various aspects of worrying about money and explore strategies to break this stressful and potentially unhealthy habit.
Wealth Inside and Out® Podcast: “How to Stop Worrying About Money”
In this episode, you will learn:
>> (3:28) Three common types of worry about finances
>> (5:51) An overlooked effect of financial anxiety
>> (9:27) How a low personal worth barometer impacts how you feel and the results you get
>> (12:05) What to do after identifying potential triggers
>> (15:11) How to feel more confident in your money-making decisions
>> (17:58) The peace of mind that a risk reduction plan can provide
>> (21:04) A real-world example of the impact of guaranteed income
Conclusion – “How to Stop Worrying About Money”
The spectrum of worrying about money is broad. On one side, it is normal and even healthy; on the other side, it is obsessive and unhealthy. Gauging where you are provides insight into your next best step. Today’s episode will help you identify triggers and create a plan so you can stop wondering if your financial house is in order. Eliminating your money-related anxieties will allow you to spend more time doing what you love.
Enjoy the episode.
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