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Have More Money and Stress Less – The Secret

by Neal Frankle, CFP ®, The article represents the author's opinion. This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our disclosure for more info.

Money and stress don’t have to go hand-in-hand. But for most people, they do. Do you have a “financial hot button”?

You know, some “trigger” that just gets you hot under the collar. Your reaction to that “trigger” is way beyond reasonable and usually ends up costing you peace of mind and relationships.

For some people it might be a young person who doesn’t appreciate the financial sacrifices his parents make. For others, it could be seeing their friends use investment strategies that don’t work time after time. Whatever it is, those hot buttons are costly and unhelpful.

I recently discovered that these strong reactions are often tied to some past event – not what’s going on in the present. This two-minute video will give you the tools you need to smash those hot buttons, once and for all!

What are your “financial hot buttons”? What have they cost you? How do you contain them? Would the ideas presented here help?

 

 

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  1. My Journey says

    June 3, 2009 at 7:50 AM

    I go CRAZY when discussing issues with people who think big gov’t is the answer:

    Credit Cards out of whack – Gov’t can fix it…
    I don’t have health insurance – gov’t can fix it…
    Stock Market is down – Gov’t can fix it…

    Its one of those things that makes me nuts

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  2. dawn says

    June 3, 2009 at 6:58 AM

    I would have to say my financial hot button is corporate America. You know, the banks, credit card companies and other financial institutions that fleece consumers whenever possible. It really makes me irate.

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