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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…
It’s not just the numbers.
It’s what we want out of life.
It’s our relationships.
It’s avoidance of fear and pain.
It’s the expectations we carry.
It’s ADHD, or depression, or addiction.
It’s what we dream about.
It’s everything.
There’s meaning behind the mess. Don’t miss it.
Introducing Ask Amanda: an advice column where financial therapist @mandaclay addresses the monetary misadventures of Sherwood readers. sherwood.news/personal-finan…
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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In a time of conflicting economic reports, how do you stay sane and centered in your own financial reality?
Vibescession vs. Recession in 2024: What's Really Happening In America's Economy? hermoney.com/invest/financia…
The automation trend isn’t new, but it’s accelerating. 75% of CEOs surveyed expect that A.I. will result in their needing fewer workers in five years.
How do we structure a society when there is not a viable market for the supply of labor? apple.news/AIL7uSrcNRyCARJ-C…
Big upheavals can bring a lot of financial changes. New behaviors, new identities, less habit and discipline... those show up in the money. So... can we harm-reduction our way through heartbreak?
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In June 2020, my very healthy stepdad received a cancer diagnosis. Because of remote work due to Covid, my brother and I + our families were able to essentially move in, to team-parent our littles and team-care for our dad, who died peacefully at home on 7/29/20.
This was my shocking entrance to the sandwich phase, the demands of which are no joke. The stakes are quite literally life and death. How does money shape our options? How do family dynamics re-emerge and get processed? What do we owe our parents, our kids, ourselves?
All of this was on my mind this morning as I read this article, with quotes from the ever-wise @mindmnybalance and Dr. Megan McCoy. apple.news/Am7I6AK9gR_O0Kzyw…
Just walked by @SallyBeauty and popped in to buy some items. Clerk asked for my email. I declined (I get enough email) and was told that if I didn’t give an email or phone num there was no way to process a transaction. No sale & NO THANK YOU to this forced POS data collection.
How can you move forward after a blowout fight over money differences? @CharlotteCowles is smart and sensible about these things and sometimes she lets me help. thecut.com/article/friend-fi…
"A student loan system in which borrowers do not generally repay their student loans during normal times, but in which they do repay them when they’re not required to, cannot be said to be functioning well." bit.ly/3OfXVj2
The flip side of socioeconomic mobility in a stratified society is constant anxiety that our status, even if higher than others, is still not the highest.
Class isn’t just about having superior wealth, it’s the superior performance of being wealthy. apple.news/AlKTx5qLXR5K6943s…
“Economists surveyed 3K+ people who were or had been married and found that those who spent $1K or less on their wedding were significantly less likely to get divorced than many couples who had spent more.” apple.news/ArQYpczJqT1mZECir…
“When we're talking to each other, we kind of create a single überbrain that isn't reducible to the sum of its parts. Like oxygen and hydrogen combine to make water, it creates something special that isn't reducible to oxygen and hydrogen independently.”
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Amanda Clayman she/her retweeted
Climate science is over 170 yrs old but climate denial is less than 30 yrs old. It didn't exist until the impacts of climate change shifted from future to present, implying action was needed. The goal of denial isn't to question science: it's to delay action, as long as possible.
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Gold Medalist Tianna Madison Reveals She Also Nearly Died During Childbirth, Mourns Teammate Tori Bowie people.com/tianna-madison-re…
What does it take to be wealthy? Well-being is a more important measure than money or assets, survey finds cnb.cx/3qGLiEf
🙌🏼 @DrPrestonCherry @DrBradKlontz @FinTherapyAssoc
Amanda Clayman she/her retweeted
Honestly, I'm tired of UBI pilots. They've tried them in a bunch of countries, they've all worked. They've all increased economic activity, allowed people to make better choices for themselves, let people set up businesses or escape poverty or escape abuse. Can we just implement?
“Tens of millions of tickets are issued every year in the United States, and they’re extracting wealth — particularly among communities that are heavily policed,” Weiss says. apple.news/ASscX9a75Tl6agarA…
