A Holiday Encore: Revisiting Financial Sobriety's Roots and Resolutions
We approach her with the idea that if we got those first two things right, it would probably simplify how we interact with our money, that relationship with money, and we would come through This Holiday season much more intentional with the people, the places and the experiences that meant the most to us being on the forefront being those things that we say yes to.
Feeling the holiday stress creeping in? You're not alone. In this special holiday encore of Financial Sobriety, hosts Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt take us back to where it all began. The duo revisits their very first episode, offering a heartfelt greeting and a refresher on the core principles that have guided their journey. Through their own struggles with money addiction, they learned to mend their relationships with money, people, and themselves.
This episode isn't just a trip down memory lane; it's a timely reminder of the importance of gratitude and intentional living, especially during the holiday season. Matthew and Jim candidly discuss the financial pressures that come with year-end festivities and the challenges posed by supply chain issues. They also share tips on how to avoid the pitfalls of holiday spending and toxic relationships.
With a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, they guide listeners on how to build discipline and focus on what truly brings joy and happiness. The episode also touches on the evolution of their wealth management practice and how it led to the creation of the Financial Sobriety podcast and the Clarity Compass. By sharing their own experiences, Matthew and Jim offer valuable insights into getting real with a financial advisor and prioritizing meaningful connections over material possessions.
If you're looking to make a positive change in your relationship with money, people, and yourself, this episode is a must-listen. It's a comforting reminder that even during stressful times, you can find balance and joy by focusing on what truly matters.