
So wonderful to break down those taboos and start lots of money conversations. It’s possible for your financial personality to change, and the biggest way I think that you can effect change is by educating yourself, which is what we’re all here to do, but also by talking about money more with those closest to you. I’m sure we’ll mention a few of them later on.

I’ve come up with the concept of a financial personality in the book to help us think a little bit more objectively about our good and our bad habits when it comes to managing money. So there’s a lot of emotional constructs that exist around money. We’re gonna tackle lots of these issues, but also the fact that we have to manage our money with other people, with other family members, with our partners, with our children, who we need to teach good money habits too, as well. You know, anxiety is the biggest one, especially at the moment, and I’m really, really glad to see that people who’ve, tell me that they feel anxious about their money have tuned in today. Well, I think the reason I wanted to write this book is because I feel that a lot of us have got emotional barriers - which we might acknowledge, we might not acknowledge - that are preventing us from getting to grips with our money.
