Many of us, regardless of income, are miserable when it comes to our finances. We wonder why we're never happy, never secure.
If just being miserable was enough, we'd all be doing great, right?
Whether you're listening for yourself, or you're here to find tools that you can re-teach to the communities you serve, this quick podcast will give you the tools you need to evolve your relationship with money.
By combining solid Financial Literacy tools with behavior change tools, the Pacific Stoa curriculum has helped people and agencies develop their own strategies for resilience and awareness.
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In this quick episode we'll talk about commitment devices and why can be both good and bad!
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Like the Tiny Trials Game, this small, deceptively simple game is one of the first that we teach. Why? Because it sets your clients up to learn about and from themselves, and teaches them how to ga…
Ready to build resilience for yourself and others? This is the silliest, easiest way to start!
#tinytrialsgame!
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What are we getting wrong about self care? It's not how much time, energy or money we spend on it, and it's not the bubblebaths!!!
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The first part of this goal setting strategy focuses on building positive, emotional goals and finding the goal under the goal. In this episode we'll talk about the value of negative visualization (…
It's impossible to build momentum without direction, and goal setting is the first and most important thing we can do for ourselves and those we serve. But how do we set the RIGHT kind of goals? In…
Before we can start down a path with our clients we need to know where we're going! Developing the right kind of goals is critical to knowing which tools will best serve clients and make sure we are…
Before even beginning to talk about goals or where a person is currently with their finances, it's important to let your client know what they can expect of you. The GPS analogy does a brilliant job…