
How To Untangle And Improve Your Relationship With Money
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Episode 161: Money coach Shell Tain says untangling your money knots are key to improving your relationship with money.
Guest Biography
Shell Tain, the Untangler, is a money coach who knows how to help people make changes. She knows that improving the way you are with money isn't just about number crunching. Her coaching focuses on how your feelings, beliefs and attitudes about money affect your progress in fulfilling your goals. Working with Shell improves your confidence and effectiveness with money. Shell helps you find a way out of your money knot.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- Why it's so hard to talk about money.
- Why we may need to look within ourselves to change our relationship with money.
- How language can help or limit how we manage our money.
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