Feeling Money
12 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 3 years ago - ★★★★★ - 4 ratingsMoney and emotions can be hard to talk about, especially since they are intertwined with our relationships, daily decisions, and feelings. Join Rachel Kinney as she explores where money and real-life meet, how feelings affect finances, and witness her guests as they share their experiences with money and emotions. You’re invited to pop in every other week for an interview or Rachel’s “Ask a Financial Therapist” show. A scarcity mindset, anxiety, and money fights represent possibilities here. Come rewrite your financial story.
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Episodes
Ask A Financial Therapist: Burnout, Self-Esteem, and How Much Is Enough
December 16, 2020 11:00 - 26 minutes - 39.7 MBRachel Kinney and Michael Woodnorth team up to answer listener questions about tying self-worth to your income, how to know how much is enough to support your lifestyle versus how much you should contribute to the greater good, and what to do when you feel burned out. Is going back to school a viable option? How do you make the jump from nonprofit to the corporate world? How much should we be donating? How can we serve from an empty cup? Submit your questions to www.feelingmoney.com
Social Enterprise with Michael Woodnorth
December 02, 2020 11:00 - 46 minutes - 64.1 MBWhat happens when an investment banker/MBA also has a passion for social enterprise, non-profits, and strategic investing? Meet Michael Woodnorth, who helps early-stage mission-driven organizations think strategically about growth and secure the capital to fund their goals. Investors, standard corporations, and non-profits could all stand to learn a little from each other, making the world a better place and creating growth and sustainability for all parties. When we alter our expectations a...
Ask A Financial Therapist - Deep Dive: ADHD and Money
November 18, 2020 11:00 - 23 minutes - 32 MBStudies show that those with ADHD struggle concentrating, staying organized, and battling compulsiveness. When it comes to personal finance and your relationship with money, it’s important to simplify tasks so your brain CAN and will thrive. Rachel has several organization, budget, and routine suggestions plus a book rec: ADD and Your Money, A Guide to Personal Finance for Adults with Attention-Deficit Disorder, by Stephanie Sarkis. Submit your questions to www.feelingmoney.com
Career Counseling & Abundance Thinking with Dr Barbara Ankele Kinney
November 04, 2020 11:00 - 44 minutes - 61.4 MBThis week’s interview uncovers the self-prohibiting limiting beliefs instilled unwittingly on children and the work Dr. Barbara Kinney pursued with clients as she too unpacked and overcame limiting either/or thinking. Her perspective is that money is just one of many resources we have at our disposal and others include time, support, attention, education, effort, inspiration, and understanding. She’s found fulfillment in career counseling and coaching others toward sundance thinking and an a...
Ask A Financial Therapist: Divorce, Politics, and Intuitive Budgeting Edition
October 21, 2020 10:00 - 25 minutes - 34.7 MBMoney dilemmas are situational and personal and this week’s financial Q&A involves divorce, greed, money mantras, politics, whether donating really matters, eating disorders, restriction, and intuition. Most people seek therapy when behaviors, habits, and coping mechanisms adopted, either as a method of control or to protect ourselves, are no longer working. Create awareness of your money story, explore rewriting the narrative, and reach out for guidance. Submit your questions to www.feeling...
Dealing with Debt in Theological Education with Rev. Dr. Lillian Lammers
October 07, 2020 10:00 - 49 minutes - 68.7 MBThis week’s interview highlights the emotional and financial burden that often haunts higher education students, how Rev. Dr. Lammers reduced judgment and fear around personal finances with divinity students, and the open discussion about the disparity between the cost of higher education and the resulting salary after receiving such a degree. The systemic lack of financial education results in student loan debt as we seek prestigious careers and the higher education required to get there. ...
Ask A Financial Therapist: Roomies, Babies, and Class Rage Edition
September 23, 2020 10:00 - 22 minutes - 31.6 MBIn today’s Q&A, called “Ask a Financial Therapist”, we dive into class divisions, anger at trust fund friends, pregnancy in a pandemic, and fear of discussing finances with friends. Navigating these conversations with our friends and loved ones can be uncomfortable, but honesty is key. Each of us approaches budgeting and emotions about money differently, and strong feelings about the financial injustice occurring in our country right now are valid. Submit your money questions at www.feelingm...
Aging and Money with April Harris Jackson of Graceful Aging Legal Services
September 09, 2020 09:00 - 53 minutes - 73.7 MBAging gracefully is what April calls the advanced planning she guides her clients through in preparing advanced directives and is much more pleasant than the crisis planning that comes to mind with the unexpected passing of a loved one. April encourages people to do what they want with their money, relieving them of the societal pressure of leaving an inheritance. Elder law is not just for the “elderly” and the earlier we get educated about older adults’ legal needs, the more graceful we age.
Ask A Financial Therapist: What the Heck is A Financial Therapist?
August 28, 2020 10:00 - 22 minutes - 30.7 MBIn this first segment of “Ask a Financial Therapist,” we answer questions centering around common money topics - fear and relationships. Find out why someone might seek financial therapy and begin to understand what types of triggers you might begin to watch out for in your own personal life. Anxious feelings around potential job loss and frustration around memories and money stories are just a couple of the things that we all have in common. Submit your money questions at www.feelingmoney.com
Freelancing and Finding Balance In A Pandemic With Personal Finance Writer Kate Dore
August 28, 2020 09:30 - 54 minutes - 74.5 MBMeet Kate Dore, personal finance freelance writer and CFP candidate who’s passionate about amplifying minority and LGBTQIA+ voices in areas of personal finance and politics. She opens up about her own personal debt, lay-off experiences, and financial mistakes in addition to the good decisions she made and how she’s managed to find freedom from corporate. Kate sees the privilege and wealth gaps all too clearly and is passionate about creating accessible financial help for those who need it mo...
Introducing Feeling Money with Rachel Kinney
August 28, 2020 09:00 - 2 minutes - 4.01 MBWelcome to the biweekly show where we’ll openly discuss the shame, hope, fear, doubt, and excitement that exist all at once where feelings and money meet. Our emotions are intertwined with our beliefs and behaviors around money and, together they affect our jobs, lifestyle, self-worth, and especially our relationships. If you have emotions and are curious about the anxiousness, awkwardness, or complicated feelings around money, you’re in the right place!