How Psychology & Behaviors Impact Our Money w/ Brendan Frazier - Ep. 43

August 11, 2022
Treyton DeVore

In this episode with Brendan Frazier, we talk:

- how psychology and money meet

- how the way you grew up changes the way you view money

- how to make better money decisions by knowing yourself

- how to figure out what you value/what your goals are

- how to make decisions that align with your life and how that can be different from others around you

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