Hi folks and welcome to the Meaningful Money Podcast this is session number 533.

Yes welcome back just me here today. Introducing a conversation with my great friend Chris

but previous guest on the show as well, Chris, is a financial planner.

Now doing a bunch of other things, including helping businesses

transition to an employee ownership trust,

which is something that I'm personally quite interested in going forward for me and Jackson's.

But he's sort of, I want to say his mission really, his calling perhaps is in the area of financial well-being. I think we can all accept that our

general well-being is very much tied to our financial situation. You know if we're

stressed about money it's going to have an impact on our mental

health and this has become a real thing for Chris and he's done some incredible

work in this field not least setting up something called the Institute for

Financial Well-being which is a new

I want to say industry body but it's rather more than that it's a kind of a rallying point for

advisors who care about this stuff and he's doing amazing work with his team building that.

So Chris, this is a big deal for him and he's written a fantastic book on it called The Four

Cornerstones of Financial Wellbeing and he's here

would need to talk about that today. So enjoy this conversation with Chris. The

man is a legend, a great friend, somebody I respect deeply in the

industry. He really gets it and that will become clear from this

interview. So enjoy. Here's Chris Bud on the Four Cornerstones of Financial

Well-being. It's always a pleasure to have my great friend Chris Bud on the Meaningful Money Podcast for

this now his third time. Welcome back buddy. How you doing?

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