Having a Healthy Perspective on Earning, Saving and Spending Your Money
See a Sample of This Teleseminar
Spend now, pay later. That is a mindset so many people have when it comes to money. Just pull out the credit card, and then pay for it later when the bill comes. But even when the credit card bill does arrive, there’s a tendency to pay only the minimum amount due, and the debt begins to mount.
Our handling of money can become a dangerous cycle of getting ourselves deeper and deeper into debt. It can also become a strong source of stress and tension in our lives and relationships. Money, and our relationship with it, doesn’t need to be difficult.
Your participants will start to gain control of their finances and get to a healthier financial place. They will better understand their financial situation, gain insights into how to reduce their debt, lower their financial stress and gain more financial freedom.
Learning Outcomes
In this teleseminar your participants will:
- Take the pulse of their current financial condition and see more clearly how their hard-earned money is being spent.
- Identify personal future financial goals and prioritize their importance.
- Recognize how they can detach emotionally from their spending.
- Create healthy financial behaviors to improve their financial outlook.
Course Contents
Introduction –
- Activity: “What’s on the Bill?”
- Activity Objective: Participants notice their level of observation and mindfulness by testing how familiar they are with what’s printed on currency.
Segment #1 – Where You Are With Your Money
- Activity #1: “Our Money Beliefs”
- Activity Objective: Participants explore the different beliefs people have around money and how that impacts them.
- Activity#2: “In One Hand and Out the Other”
- Activity Objective: Participants fill out a worksheet to help them become more aware of where they stand with their money.
Segment #2 – Where You Want To Be With Your Money Tomorrow
- Activity: “Daydreams and Dollar Signs”
- Activity Objective: Participants brainstorm future financial goals and determine which goals matter the most.
Segment #3 – What’s Getting In The Way?
- Activity: “Our Money Values”
- Activity Objective: Participants explore the emotions and habits that drive their money spending behavior.
Application –
- Activity: “Getting Where You Want To Be”
- Activity Objective: Participants reflect on the perspective they desire in their future financial planning and commit to applying the learning to their future financial decisions.