The number one source of stress for most Americans today
What is the hardest thing for most people to address directly in therapy? And that also happens to be a source of significant stress for the majority of Americans? Is it sexual issues, feelings of isolation, or aggressive impulses, perhaps?
No. It’s money – or more specifically, the emotional and compulsive ways we manage our spending.
At school, students learn penmanship, reading skills, how to use a library, and even (at a good school) how to play tennis. But how many of us learned – in school or anywhere else – the skills needed to successfully and wisely manage our spending?
Read on to learn how to gain mastery with this easily overwhelming topic.
What is the hardest thing for most people to address directly in therapy? And that also happens to be a source of significant stress for the majority of Americans? Is it sexual issues, feelings of isolation, or aggressive impulses, perhaps?
No. It’s money – or more specifically, the emotional and compulsive ways we manage our spending.
At school, students learn penmanship, reading skills, how to use a library, and even (at a good school) how to play tennis. But how many of us learned – in school or anywhere else – the skills needed to successfully and wisely manage our spending?
Read on to learn how to gain mastery with this easily overwhelming topic.
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