Published Jan 4, 2021

How to Actually Make Progress With Your Money This Year

Rachel Cruze delves into the nuances of managing money through grief, understanding personal financial tendencies, and transforming money habits, with insights from Dr. Henry Cloud, shedding light on emotional resilience and community support in achieving financial progress.
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  • Behavioral Challenges

    Changing money habits is a challenging process due to psychological resistance and external pressures. and discuss how internal resistance and external obstacles, like peer pressure, can hinder financial behavior change. emphasizes the importance of community support in overcoming these challenges:

    It's easy to stay in the old, because that's how we're wired. You continue to do something that gets stronger and stronger and stronger.

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    Acknowledging these resistances is crucial for creating new, healthier financial habits 1 2.

       

    Role of Community

    Community support plays a vital role in changing financial behaviors. highlights the need for vulnerability and accountability within a supportive network to facilitate change. compares this to the practices of high achievers who rely on strong teams for success:

    The highest performers, none of them try to do this by themselves.

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    Having a community not only eases the process but also provides the necessary encouragement and accountability to sustain new habits 1 3.

       

    Psychological Impact

    Our upbringing and psychological factors significantly influence financial decisions. and explore how childhood environments shape money mindsets, emphasizing the importance of understanding these influences. explains that both temperament and nurture play crucial roles:

    Our temperament comes into the world, starts to live life, and it lives life in this body of relationships.

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    Recognizing these factors can help individuals address underlying issues and make informed financial choices 4 5.

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