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Mastering your brain can make you rich beyond your wildest dreams but first you need to understand the inside mental game that may be holding you back.
One of America's foremost media psychologists, Dr. Brenda Wade has helped millions of people via television, live training events, books and social media create the love they've always wanted.
Dr. Brenda is an author of three books, a TV hostess of a nationally-syndicated show "Can This Marriage Be Saved?" and has been featured in Essence Magazine. You may have also seen her on Oprah, the Today Show, Good Morning America, and CNN.
She has some unique insights into how our emotional and mental "stuff" gets in the way of our relationships and finances. Her books and work are all about transforming and expanding human and financial boundaries. Love Lessons: A Guide to Transforming Relationships; What Mama Couldn't Tell Us About Love; and Power Choices: Seven Steps to Creating Wholeness, Joy, Love and Peace all speak of ways to find – and hold on to – happiness.
Her website is www.drbrendawade.com.
If you got the money questions, Neale has the answers at www.nealegodfrey.com.
Episode Breakdown:
2:00 Guest Intro
3:50 How Toxic Love Affects Money
6:00 "Our love and money patterns are formed by age 8"
12:40 Toxic Love Patterns: Traits of a Love Destroyer
14:45 Traits of a Love Avoider
18:20 Traits of a Love Doormat
23:30 Traits of a Love Freezer
26:00 How to activate your "second mind"
29:00 Money differences: Men vs. women
Millions of women are trying to climb the corporate ladder but many lack the courage or confidence to get from one rung to the next. Personal finance guru Chellie Campbell offers an engaging, empowering guide for women to reduce financial stress and maximize wealth and success at any stage of their careers.
Using proven strategies from her popular Financial Stress Reduction workshops, Chellie teaches her followers how to watch out for common pitfalls and harness the strengths they need to drive their careers forward. Her website is www.chellie.com.
If you've got money questions, Neale has the answers at www.nealegodfrey.com.
Episode Breakdown:
0:47 ASK NEALE: My Teen Wants to Invest
2:15 Guest Intro
5.11 TIP #1: Think positive. Like mind over matter, mind over money begins with believing you deserve it and can get it.
8:00 TIP #2 Send out ships. You can wait for your ship to come in, but if you don't send any out, it's going to be a long wait.
11:20 TIP #3 Count your money. Money is a game and you must know the score.
13:20 TIP #4 Swim with dolphins. Being "in the swim" will depend largely on who you're swimming with. Find "your people" and avoid sharks.
15:00 Why women fall victim to "The Good Girl Syndrome"
19:15 TIP #5 Survive the storms. You must weather interior storms as well as exterior ones. Persistence is key.
25:20 Dealing with energy vampires and dream crushers
28:40 TIP #6 Striving for balance and enlightenment by pursuing what you love
32:40 Why women work for praises instead of raises
When one spouse is making significant financial moves without the knowledge of the other, it endangers the financial future of both people.
Neale explores financial infidelity in depth with Dr. John Huber. He's the host of Mainstream Mental Health Radio which covers today's top headlines pertaining to psychology. His website is www.mainstreammentalhealth.org.
You've got money questions. Neale has the answers at www.nealegodfrey.com.
Episode Breakdown:
1:45 Guest Intro
3:10 Why financial infidelity impacts 1 in 3 couples
6:30 Neale reveals shocking confession on Oprah
7:45 Importance of transparency
9:05 Dr. Huber's unconventional communication techniques
17:00 Money power struggles
21:22 When people confuse salary with self-esteem
24:42 What's your financial personality?
29:00 Dr. Huber talks about his projects for veterans
Stefanie O'Connell is a millennial money expert, speaker and author of the book, "The Broke and Beautiful Life."
Her articles include "10 Ways to Live Within Your Means," "How to Turn a Side Job into a Career" and "How to Travel the World for Practically Nothing."
Dedicated to helping young adults achieve financial greatness, her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Forbes, SUCCESS magazine, MONEY.com, The Dr. Oz Show, Fox News and ABC World News.
2:00 How Stefanie lost her acting job
8:00 How to foster a positive money attitude
11:15 Money attitudes: millennials vs. Baby Boomers
14:00 Why millennials resist 401K and retirement plans
16:40 Millennial Mom Stress
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