Hi folks, and welcome to the Meaningful Money Podcast, this is season 20, episode 7.

Here we go, great to have you with me. Thank you so much for joining me. Somebody commented

recently that they think my new opening music is a quote, banger. Hmm, do you agree?

Well, the longer I do my job, the more I understand that it's a people business primarily.

It's not really about money at all. The money is an easy bit. I know I would say that,

been doing this 20-odd years, and you know, I should know what I'm talking about. It should be

easy to me, but really, my biggest influence on my clients is their on their behavior,

because our behaviors, our responses to influences, our decision-making, all these are what

really counts towards our financial success or otherwise. You've heard me talk about this before,

I know. But my guest this week is here to talk about how trauma can impact our

money beliefs and our behaviors, and then of course, how to move on and, you know, recover

from these traumas so that we can modify our behaviors. So that's where we're going this week.

As usual, I'll read a review out afterwards, announce what we're going to be talking about next

week after the main body of the show. But Catherine Morgan has been on the show before. She's

a financial planner. She's a certified financial coach. She's a podcaster. Soon she's going to be

author. She trains financial professionals to be coaches and has lots of experience in helping

people recognize the patterns in their money behaviors and then trace them back to what might

be the source of those. So we have a great conversation, Catherine and I about all these things.

Hope it's going to be really helpful to you, everybody that's listening. Notes and links,

as usual, they are at the show notes, which is the only link you need to remember.

MeaningfulMoney.tv slash Big Seven, B-I-G seven. MeaningfulMoney.tv slash B-I-G seven.

Here's my conversation with Catherine Morgan.

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