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Episode 123 – Think Yourself Happy
What if the secret to financial wellbeing isn’t just in what you earn or spend, but in how you think? In this episode the guys are looking to see if we can do anything to improve our thinking and thereby improve our wellbeing. Along with the usual TightAssTommo money saving tips we have a thoughtful episode just for you!
Welcomes and Introductions
Fancy a chat with Tom Morris and the team at Ovation? Contact details here
What’s on Today’s Podcast?
Exploring the issue of thinking – is it something that just happens or do we have some control over it so we can improve our relationship with money and wellbeing?
Tight Ass Tommo
Go and watch women’s sport, a great way to see quality sport at a fraction of the cost.
Chris’ Good News
A new feature, do share your name ideas for future episodes in the comments below! This time, a sauna in Somerset that promotes social wellbeing.
This Episode
How do we think, what gets in the way and how can we think better?
The Questions That Unlock Real Happiness
Thinking well begins with asking the right questions.
Try asking yourself:
What really matters to me?
What brings me joy and meaning?
Whose expectations am I trying to meet?
Will this decision make me happy in the long term?
One of our advisers describes this as “daring to dream.” It is the courage to ask honest questions, even when the answers might challenge the path you are on.
The right questions bring not confusion, but freedom.
Thinking Tools That Make a Difference
A few simple shifts in perspective can make a big difference.
Look beyond first impressions. If something seems like the key to happiness, pause and ask, What happens next?
Spot your zero. Notice one thing that could cancel out your progress — the habit or belief that quietly undermines your wellbeing.
Focus on what is truly yours. Choose goals that reflect your own values, not those that rely on the approval of others.
When your goals come from within, they lead to satisfaction that lasts.
Conclusions From The Guys
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What if the secret to financial wellbeing isn’t just in what you earn or spend, but in how you think? In this episode the guys are looking to see if we can do anything to improve our thinking and thereby improve our wellbeing. Along with the usual TightAssTommo money saving tips we have a thoughtful episode just for you!
Welcomes and Introductions
Fancy a chat with Tom Morris and the team at Ovation? Contact details here
What’s on Today’s Podcast?
Exploring the issue of thinking – is it something that just happens or do we have some control over it so we can improve our relationship with money and wellbeing?
Tight Ass Tommo
Go and watch women’s sport, a great way to see quality sport at a fraction of the cost.
Chris’ Good News
A new feature, do share your name ideas for future episodes in the comments below! This time, a sauna in Somerset that promotes social wellbeing.
This Episode
How do we think, what gets in the way and how can we think better?
The Questions That Unlock Real Happiness
Thinking well begins with asking the right questions.
Try asking yourself:
What really matters to me?
What brings me joy and meaning?
Whose expectations am I trying to meet?
Will this decision make me happy in the long term?
One of our advisers describes this as “daring to dream.” It is the courage to ask honest questions, even when the answers might challenge the path you are on.
The right questions bring not confusion, but freedom.
Thinking Tools That Make a Difference
A few simple shifts in perspective can make a big difference.
Look beyond first impressions. If something seems like the key to happiness, pause and ask, What happens next?
Spot your zero. Notice one thing that could cancel out your progress — the habit or belief that quietly undermines your wellbeing.
Focus on what is truly yours. Choose goals that reflect your own values, not those that rely on the approval of others.
When your goals come from within, they lead to satisfaction that lasts.
Conclusions From The Guys