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Season 2, Episode 22

Honest About Money
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Being Honest about Money

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Being Honest about Money

Aja Evans is a board-certified therapist specializing in financial therapy. Aja’s expertise sits at the intersection of mental health and all things “money,” including finances, income, career, and wealth. She is a woman on a mission to get people engaged in living their best lives while attuning to their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors around money.

  1. Enjoying seeing how clients make connections to how their history informs their current decisions
  2. Formulating our money ideas by age 7
  3. Feeling confident enough as a young person to make purchases with a cashier
  4. Getting a grocery store job as a teenager and working through college
  5. Moving to the city and trying to make it rain with no money
  6. The Easter dinner conversation that changed her life
  7. Becoming a consumer of personal finance knowledge
  8. The importance of mental wellness and how it impacts our financial behaviors
  9. The impact of money on freedom, feelings of self-worth, and other emotions
  10. A few ways a couple may struggle with money because of how they value it or how they handle it
  11. So much about being a couple is about how you communicate
  12. The insecurity of not knowing where to get the information we’re lacking
  13. Resources she read and paid attention to once she started her personal finance journey in earnest
  14. Experimenting with budgets
  15. The importance of being honest with yourself about your money
  16. Giving yourself credit with the first, early step to personal financial stability

Links referred to in the episode, and how to connect with the guest, Aja Evans:

Aja Evans Counseling

Aja on Instagram

Find a Financial Therapist

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