Your relationship with money has a lot of similarities to your relationship with a partner! You have to set boundaries, focus on communication (with yourself), and be present in the moment when making big decisions. Just like you might need a couples counselor for relationship trouble, you might benefit from having a business coach for your money!

Jane Carter is a counselor and business coach who is committed to helping solopreneurs have more money, fun, and freedom in their businesses. She helps therapists and other service-based business owners feel inspired in their work, to use their creativity, and to successfully balance the roles of clinician & entrepreneur through a focus on both strategy and mindset. She lives in the mountains of Asheville, NC, where she's an outdoorswoman, food-and-wine lover, and coffee-shop connoisseur.

Episode highlights:

• How to keep the momentum with money moving
  • Set boundaries to keep your healthy habits going!
    • Set a date night with your money – pour yourself a drink and review your budget
  • Celebrate your money wins
    • Coming in under budget, paying off a bill, or setting aside some savings are all big wins that should be celebrated
•  Practice money rituals!
  • Focus on your language that surrounds money -  keeping things positive will change your overall outlook
  • If you have a negative thought, reframe it to find a positive!
  • Be present when you enjoy a purchase or a treat
• Create a financial support system
  • Having a business coach, accountant, and bookkeeper can help you hold yourself accountable to make healthy financial decisions

Links & Resources:
Jane Carter Coaching
This is Marketing by Seth Goden
The Soul Sourced Entrepreneur by Christine Kane
GreenOak Accounting
Therapy For Your Money Podcast