Overlooked Behaviors of Financial Trauma

In an effort to help you contextualize your behaviors and patterns so that you can be more compassionate and aware of where they are coming from, today we are looking at often overlooked behaviors of financial trauma.

We have talked about financial trauma in the past and how to manage it but today we are diving deeper.

Remember: we can't address something we don't even know is happening– and once we do, self-compassion is what will drive out motivation for change.

And as a last note remember: none of these behaviors are intrinsically "BAD." It's only a problem if it's a problem for you.

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