Greg Clayman retweeted
Launch day for EMOTIONAL INVE$TMENT on @audible_com!
Money issues often surface deep emotional meaning and provide us with opportunities to heal, grow, and adapt.
I hope you will listen, and if you like it, share and give us a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review!
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Greg Clayman retweeted
It’s wonderful to see Financial Therapy in the spotlight. Over the long journey from recognizing a need to creating a professional path, my colleagues at the @FinTherapyAssoc are tireless believers that money is always personal. nytimes.com/2022/08/13/busin… nytimes.com/2022/08/13/busin…
Greg Clayman retweeted
When the cost of our regular choices go up, it often creates a feeling of vulnerability that may not be proportional to the financial hit. The ways we try to re-establish a *feeling* of control can be, to put it clinically 🙃, a little all over the place.
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Greg Clayman retweeted
If ever there was a moment to bring people inside the work of #financialtherapy, this is it.
I hope you will listen to this special Financial Therapy with Amanda Clayman series, coming to you in the @deathsexmoney feed for the next three weeks. If you like it, please share!
Go Pasek & Paul!!!! xitter.cf/cbs/status/87406884516…
Benj Pasek & Justin Paul from @DearEvanHansen win Best Original Score. #TonyAwards2017



