If you’ve heard of the money mindset and are interested in learning more about how it’s developed and can impact your spending, then you’ll love this episode.
Jaskiran runs Finance Therapy, which bridges the gap between money and mental health.
In this conversation, we delved into so many areas of South Asian culture that can impact our money mindset, from how we develop our money mindset at around seven years old to the systems and traditions that shape how we think about spending and saving money.
With more women working and earning income, it’s vital that we discuss our money mindset to ensure that we are using it to grow wealth and live how we want to.
Jaskiran speaks about women being risk-aware, not risk-adverse, as we may have been told, and how changing this mindset could enable you to increase your wealth.
We even spoke about weddings, their expense, who made most of the decisions, and how that may impact our mindset around marriage. I even shared my biggest wedding regret (it’s not my husband, don’t worry!).
Jaskiran provides simple, straightforward advice on understanding your money mindset and a great list of resources, which shows that women who want to invest are finally being seen and supported.
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Let me know what you think of the conversation in the comments.
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