The Heart & Science of Wealth

Betsy Erickson of Arabella Advisors and David Werdiger of Nathanson Pearson discuss what power really is and how it works within family businesses and family offices.

When you think about money, how does it make you feel? Safe? Loved? Secure? Nervous? Anxious? Insignificant? In this episode, Erika Wasserman, Certified Financial Therapist, and I talk about your secret relationship with money and how you create positive around change negative feelings about finances.

Julia Rodgers is a licensed family law attorney and CEO/Founder of HelloPrenup, an innovative service that allows couples to design their own prenuptial agreement collaboratively. Listen and discover why HelloPrenup isn’t just for engaged couples - it can help couples at any stage of a relationship or marriage become a financial dream team. 

Audrey Faust is one of the most powerful advocates for female entrepreneurs I’ve ever met. With an MBA and certifications in NeuroCoaching, Audrey brings a unique approach—blending practical financial strategy, money mindset breakthroughs, and high-level business expertise. She helps women not only master their numbers but also shift their beliefs around money so they can create lasting financial success.

David Werdiger of Nathanson Pearson discusses family business issues. 

Would Galileo get funded today? Gopi Krishna and Snetu Karania believe the answer is no, and they set out to change that. This dynamic, visionary husband and wife team based in Salt Lake City started the Foundation for the Renewal of Culture to provide backing to scientists and artists around the globe who are working on long-term projects that have the potential to change the world. Gopi and Snetu discuss why this is so important and also share the details of their upcoming conference October 31-November 2, 2024 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. 

Dr. Paul Hokemeyer is the world's foremost authority on the intersection of mental health and wealth. He attended Yale School of Management and is a graduate of Harvard Medical School's Global Leaders in Healthcare program. He is the founding principal of Drayson Mews and the author of "Fragile Power: Why Having Everything Is Never Enough." In this episode Dr. Paul and Steffi discuss how wealth affects addiction issues. Dr. Paul explains the three cultural markers that define this population and the multiple reasons why it's so challenging for people of wealth to be diagnosed and treated for addictions.