141. Self-Sabotage and Your Money
I told myself that getting out of debt this year was a priority, so why did I just buy a new car? Why did I just spend the money that I was saving for a house down-payment on a vacation? We often can be our own worst enemies when it comes to achieving...
I told myself that getting out of debt this year was a priority, so why did I just buy a new car? Why did I just spend the money that I was saving for a house down-payment on a vacation? We often can be our own worst enemies when it comes to achieving our financial goals. Why? Self-Sabotage and money is the topic Vince discusses on this episode of CFO at Home with Nancy Pickard, Master Life Coach and Author of the #1 Best Seller Bigger, Better, Braver. You can learn more about Nancy, her coaching, and her book by checking out NancyPicardLifeCoach.com
Key Takeaways:
(01:21) Your anxiety around money is often deeply tied to your childhood experiences with financial stability
(11:50) What causes self-sabotaging behavior with your money
(16:20) Low self esteem can lead to self-sabotaging behavior in relationships
(24:18) Cognitive dissonance is a disconnect between how you see yourself and what's happening
(36:03) Dealing with self-sabotaging behaviors
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