In this episode of Money Talk, we’re diving into the emotional side of money—because let’s be real, it’s not all about math. I’m joined by Egle Aleknaviciute, a wealth, business, and purpose strategist who brings a unique mix of financial expertise and emotional intelligence. We explore why saving can feel painful, how vision boards can actually boost your savings, and how to harness your emotions, not be controlled by them, when it comes to money. If you’ve ever struggled with guilt around spending or felt like saving was a loss, this one’s for you.
💰 Money Talking Points
- What system can help take the pain out of savings for you?
- How can a vision board help you?
- What is your why with your money?
🕒 Key Time Stamps
- 03:30 – Automating your savings to reduce decision fatigue
- 06:00 – Emotions vs. logic: why emotion always wins
- 08:00 – Stock market fear, emotional triggers, and making smart choices
- 11:30 – Vision boards: how they connect your goals with your subconscious
- 13:00 – The magic of awareness and writing down your dreams
- 15:00 – How opportunities appear when you start dreaming
- 17:30 – Shifting beliefs and allowing yourself to enjoy your money
- 19:00 – Why your "why" is the foundation for financial focus
- 21:30 – Advertisement immunity: resisting marketing through purpose
- 23:00 – Logic justifies emotion—so control the emotion first
🔗 Links & Resources
- 🌐 Connect with Egle Aleknaviciute: www.egle-aleknaviciute.com
- 🎙️ Past Episodes Mentioned:
- Whiteboards mentioned in the episode with the CoastFI Couple
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