113. Financial Foreplay & Toxic Situationships
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Show Notes
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Let’s be real—your relationship with money is just as messy, complicated, and emotionally charged as your relationships with people… maybe even more so.
In this episode, we’re peeling back the velvet curtain on the truth: we form deep, emotional relationships with things that aren’t people all the time—our jobs, food, time, our bodies, even our phones. So why wouldn’t money be the same?
You’ll learn:
- How beliefs like “I never have enough time” or “I can’t leave this job” reveal emotional dependencies
- Why your body image, cluttered home, or doom-scrolling habit is more relationship than routine
- What it really means to say “money is energy”—and how it reflects your self-worth, control, shame, or desire
If you've ever felt like you're in a toxic situationship with your bank account, this one’s for you. It’s time to start redefining the terms of that relationship, with clarity, compassion, and maybe a little tough love. Awareness is the first step to breaking free... or falling back in love.
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