The Problem of Money Podcast
The Problem of Money Podcast
Podcast Description
Shabbar Kassam (Financial Advisor) and Tim Malnick (Organisational Psychologist) explore the complex relationship people have with money.
They discuss the psychological aspects of money and how it can block personal growth, reflecting on their own journeys with money and the emotional constraints it can impose.
Together, they aim to uncover deeper insights into everyday money conversations and the impact of unconscious biases on one's ability to live a life of freedom.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on the complex relationship between individuals and money, exploring themes such as psychological impacts of wealth, societal conditioning, and personal beliefs. Episodes like 'Why You Secretly Push Money AWAY' examine cultural influences, while 'The Push & Pull of MONEY' highlights the ambivalence many feel towards finances.
Shabbar Kassam (Financial Advisor) and Tim Malnick (Organisational Psychologist) explore the complex relationship people have with money.
They discuss the psychological aspects of money and how it can block personal growth, reflecting on their own journeys with money and the emotional constraints it can impose.
Together, they aim to uncover deeper insights into everyday money conversations and the impact of unconscious biases on one’s ability to live a life of freedom.
Shabbar and Tim explore how our psychological entanglements with money shape our behaviors and beliefs in this week’s episode.
They discuss the ambivalence many feel towards money, the societal conditioning that influences our views, and the importance of individuation in defining what wealth truly means.
The dialogue emphasizes the need for intentionality in our financial decisions and the potential pitfalls of living within rigid comfort zones.
Explore the impact of Tim Malnick’s work at: https://timothymalnick.com/
Find out more about Shabbar’s services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/
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