
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


“People like me don’t want to hear ‘it might not work.’ The more you can remind me ‘this is our best guess,’ I think that’s helpful.”
Today, our host Ed Coambs has the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Ted Klontz. Dr. Klontz takes us on an insightful journey through the Theory of Everything. He delves into the stories we create about our life experiences, and how these narratives shape our interactions with others. Listen in as he shares how embracing these differing perspectives can foster understanding and meaningful connections with those around us. Dr. Klontz also reminds us of the value in acknowledging and giving grace to each other's narratives, instead of seeking to change them.
In another compelling segment of the conversation, they discuss the challenge of belief systems within group identities. This discussion was triggered by the experience of an artist management organization founder who was seeking to save her clients a significant sum of money over their careers. This narrative extends to the field of financial planning, where they noted the existence of various models.
Ed and Dr. Klontz delve into the paradoxes of financial planning and the importance of honesty in client relationships. The conversation rounds off with a profound discussion on self-love, its role in our relationships, and the necessity of reflective pauses for personal growth. All this and much more in today’s episode of Healthy Love and Money!
Key Topics:
Resources:
Connect With Healthy Love and Money:
By Ed Coambs - Therapy-Informed Financial Planning™5
1717 ratings
“People like me don’t want to hear ‘it might not work.’ The more you can remind me ‘this is our best guess,’ I think that’s helpful.”
Today, our host Ed Coambs has the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Ted Klontz. Dr. Klontz takes us on an insightful journey through the Theory of Everything. He delves into the stories we create about our life experiences, and how these narratives shape our interactions with others. Listen in as he shares how embracing these differing perspectives can foster understanding and meaningful connections with those around us. Dr. Klontz also reminds us of the value in acknowledging and giving grace to each other's narratives, instead of seeking to change them.
In another compelling segment of the conversation, they discuss the challenge of belief systems within group identities. This discussion was triggered by the experience of an artist management organization founder who was seeking to save her clients a significant sum of money over their careers. This narrative extends to the field of financial planning, where they noted the existence of various models.
Ed and Dr. Klontz delve into the paradoxes of financial planning and the importance of honesty in client relationships. The conversation rounds off with a profound discussion on self-love, its role in our relationships, and the necessity of reflective pauses for personal growth. All this and much more in today’s episode of Healthy Love and Money!
Key Topics:
Resources:
Connect With Healthy Love and Money:

91,149 Listeners

1,313 Listeners

5,485 Listeners

1,662 Listeners

667 Listeners

8,670 Listeners

2,014 Listeners

315 Listeners

3,394 Listeners

20,370 Listeners

27 Listeners