This week, I am playing with something new, and pretty exciting!

Introducing “Ask Nadine” episodes where listeners get on the mic and interview me! It’s a podcast party! Yay!

In this episode, Seraphina and I discuss the relationship between building wealth and the possible impacts of shame, guilt, money, debt and the cultural differences in the perception of debt and the importance of emotional intelligence in managing finances.

Takeaways

• Debt is not inherently bad and can be used in a positive way, such as building credit, resilience and self confidence.
• Shame is an internalized belief that one is bad, while guilt is the belief that one has done something bad.
• Understanding the underlying reasons for debt, including unresolved money wounds, is crucial for healing.
• Shame and guilt can negatively impact our financial decisions and prevent us from taking necessary risks or investments.
• Cultural differences play a role in how debt is perceived, with some cultures viewing it as shameful while others see it as a necessary part of life.
• Why emotional literacy is crucial in managing finances, as our emotions can influence our financial decisions and behaviors.
• Developing a healthy relationship with money requires shifting perspectives and embracing authenticity.
• How the power of perspective can turn a crisis into an adventure, allowing us to approach challenges with a positive mindset.

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