Where money intersects with meaning, you’ll find psychologist, behavioral finance expert, podcaster, and author of the new book Soul of Wealth, 50 Reflections on Money and Meaning, Dr. Daniel Crosby. In this fascinating and illuminating conversation, Daniel joins Wes and Sonya to dissect how our behaviors and understanding of money can open a pathway to the things that really matter.
Co-hosts Sonya and Wes share a special conversation about grief, loss, and resiliency, and Sonya shares a vulnerable part of her story. Together, they explore the impact of loss, and Sonya shares how she has made the conscious decision to work through her grief in a way that honors how it has impacted her, while not defining who she is. She further provides practical and tangible ways to come alongside our loved ones in grief.
Today’s guest, Cara Macksound, CEO of Money Habitudes, has built a career out of helping people understand the psychology of money to empower them to manage their financial well-being. Join us for a fascinating conversation that explores the context and lenses through which we view money and how it impacts our relationship to risk, money, and the people in our lives.
Wes Brown and Sonya Lutter are joined by renowned behavioral finance expert Meir Statman to learn how our financial decisions impact our life satisfaction.
Clinical neuropsychologist Moira Somers sits down with hosts Wes Brown and Dr. Sonya Lutter to share the critical role of integrating emotional intelligence into financial advising to help clients overcome barriers to implementing advice.
Dr. Grubman sits down with hosts Wes Brown and Dr. Sonya Lutter to share effective strategies for nurturing financially savvy children, confidently navigating complex wealth issues, and more.
Spring is an ideal time to clean up your finances, clear out the clutter & get a fresh start. Consider these 7 suggestions to get a better handle on your finances.
Hosts Wes Brown and Sonya Lutter discuss the emotional and financial implications of relationship changes, and why positive psychology approaches may hold more promise for improving mental health than simply medicating symptoms.
In the second part of the conversation with financial advisor Michael Kothakota, hosts Wes Brown and Sonya Lutter aim to offer listeners actionable advice for navigating the complexities of financial well-being and relationship dynamics.
Michael Kothakota provides practical advice and expert guidance on divorce processes and the emotional complexities of navigating divorce cases from a financial perspective.