Mind Money Balance

Founder of the Rebel Therapist Podcast, Annie Schuessler joined the podcast to talk about her money rituals, paying more for good work, and making decisions about money in alignment with her values. This was such a supportive and warm episode, I’m happy to bring it back! Shownotes www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/podcast-rewind  

This is a replay of a conversation with career wellness and enneagram coach, Jazmine Reed-Clark. She shares how the enneagram can teach us about our relationship with money, what motivates us and challenges us depending on our enneagram type, and why knowing our partner’s money type can be helpful. Shownotes www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/podcast-rewind  

Today’s podcast rewind visits Shelby and Johnny, a married couple working toward a big financial goal. In this live coaching session, you’ll hear their current stressor, my suggestions for approaching their emotional and financial goal, and how they can add in some softness and gentleness to their goal setting. Shownotes www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/podcast-rewind  

It’s ok not to be an entrepreneur. It’s ok to clock in at a job, have a steady paycheck, and know you have access to healthcare. And? It’s totally fine to use your 9-5 to help you prep for becoming a small business owner if that’s what you want. In this episode, I’ll cover what you can do before you quit your job and jump into entrepreneurship, what founder burnout is, and why it’s ok to use your...

On Friday, December 3rd, I hosted a free client appreciation event for people who worked with me via 1:1 coaching, joined me in a workshop, or were in my small group coaching program. In this special podcast episode, I’m answering your questions about podcasting, private practice, and more! Show notes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/ama-financial-therapist-answers-questions  

We all make mistakes as therapists when it comes to our money. In this episode, I’m sharing the seven most common mistakes I see, and tips on how to cope with them. I also cover the benefits of financial wellness and specific advice for therapists new to the field or private practice. Show Notes https://www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/common-money-mistakes-therapists  

I haven’t had a perfect financial or business year. But online it’s rare that people talk about their mistakes. In hopes of normalizing mistakes, I’m sharing the things that didn’t go according to plan in my business, plus some ways I’m finding meaning in these mistakes. Show notes: https://www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/small-business-mistakes

When it comes to our money, it can be hard to know which high yield savings account to open, when to negotiate a raise, how much to contribute to retirement, and what to prioritize! In today’s podcast episode, I’m covering financial decision fatigue. AKA the answer to the irritating question “what should I do with my money?” I’ll cover: understanding decision fatigue, why decision fatigue is so di...

I’m fortunate enough to be in a community with three other female entrepreneurs in a small business mastermind, an entrepreneurship support system. In this podcast, we cover what surprised us most about our group, the ways our businesses have transformed because of this space, and why and how talking money is a powerful non-negotiable for us. Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/entreprene...

One of the best ways to earn more money is to negotiate a raise with your current employer. You can use those newfound negotiating skills to slash your bills so you have more money to save. Listen for tips on negotiating a raise, how to save more money, and why I love using robots to do the heavy lifting for me financially. Show Notes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/ways-to-earn-and-save-more-m...

Financial goals are savings, investment, earning, or other money-related tasks and targets you hope to achieve over a set period of time. This episode covers types of financial goals, annual goal setting, how to make goals realistic, and tips on celebrating successes along the way. Show Notes: https://www. mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/ financial-goal-setting

Starting life in a working-class family and moving into a place of financial abundance is the dream, right? So why did Allison struggle so much when she “made it” in her therapy private practice? Money guilt. In this episode, we cover how it actually feels to have money and face financial privilege, raising non-spoiled kids with money, and preventing therapist burnout. Show Notes www.mindmoneybala...

Imposter syndrome is a common phenomenon most people experience when they feel like they don’t belong. In this episode, I’ll share what imposter syndrome is, how it might be showing up in your personal finances, and of course, tips to cope with it. Show notes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/imposter-syndrome-money

What is a healthy relationship with money? Is it making sure you don’t run out of money every month, or is it a feeling? In this episode, I’m sharing how I define a healthy relationship with money, and take you through 6 steps to cultivate a healthy relationship with money on your terms. Show notes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/healthy-relationship-with-money

Emotional spending happens to all of us. In today’s episode, I’ll share how not all emotional spending is bad, emotional spending triggers to be aware of, tips for curbing unhealthy emotional spending, and when emotional spending tips into something more dangerous like chronic retail therapy. Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/emotional-spending

Leslie Tagorda is a fellow half-Filipina and she’s an amazing business astrologer. In this episode, she’ll share with us how we can look toward our natal charts, specifically by looking at our moon and rising signs, to understand more about why we do what we do with our money. Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/money-astrology

No more business cards and cold letters, it’s 2021, and marketing for therapists has changed. In this episode, I break down what marketing is, what it isn’t, and things to think about as you market your private practice.   Shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/marketing-for-modern-therapists

There's a lot to be said for what makes a private therapy practice successful. And, there's also a lot of noise. Mailing a stack of business cards to a primary care office might have worked in the 90s, but it's not a sustainable strategy in the 21st century. Whether you're building an online counseling business or an in-person therapy practice, I've seen five keys show up again and again in my pra...

Shari Loveday is an alumna of Grow a Profitable Practice From the Inside Out, a 3-month group coaching program for private practice therapists. She shares why she joined, what takeaways she had, and how she implemented niching tips, pricing lessons, and money mindset. Learn more about Shari and Inside Out by clicking through the shownotes: www.mindmoneybalance.com/podcast1/inside-out-success-shari...

How does the personality test the Enneagram impact your relationship with money? Today’s guest is Jazmine Reed Clark. A Career Wellness Coach in her entrepreneurial day-job, she’s an Enneagram lover and expert. I brought her on to share with us how the enneagram can teach us about our relationship with money, what motivates us and challenges us depending on our enneagram type, and so much more!  ...

Most of us spend our time thinking and doing. Creating to-do lists, thinking about what tasks we’ll achieve, running errands, etc. But how much time are we “being?” In this quick episode, I’ll invite you to consider how often you’re thinking, doing, or being. Plus, I’ll invite you to think about adding more being into your life, how structuring your private practice to work for you helps you “be”...

You’re tired of trying to figure out how many clients you need to see in private practice. You’ve asked around, tried to mimic a caseload based on your agency days, but something doesn’t feel right. Do you see 10 clients a week? 40? 100? In this episode, I’ll break down why an “average caseload” for therapists is a relic of days past, and how to think about your private practice caseload sustainab...

Are you a psychotherapist trying to figure out which career path is best for you? With so many choices of what to do your social work, counseling, or psychology degree, it can be overwhelming! In this podcast, I’m covering the pros and cons of private practice, joining an agency or group practice, and therapy apps. Plus, I’ll include some questions for you to ask yourself to help inform your decis...

Catalina Kaiyoorawongs is the student loan expert. She started by helping her friends with their loans via an excel sheet and created a company dedicated to educating people with student loans. I asked listeners and followers what questions they had about loans and asked Catalina! She covers her best guess about student loan forgiveness, things to do to prep for homebuying when you have student lo...

Private practice provider with your practice “on the side” of someone else’s business? If you work in a hospital, school, agency, or university, you might have your private practice “on the side.” Which is totally cool! It’s how I started my business and am a huge fan of therapists starting their practices out this way. But if you are ready to move from “on the side” to full time, this podcast is...