In this episode of the Mindful Money Podcast, we speak with Diana Richey, a certified financial planner and nationally recognized personal finance expert. Diana shares her journey from a traditional upbringing with corporate expectations to her transformative life crisis that led her to write 'The Loving Truth About Money.' We discuss how healing inner emotional wounds can transform financial behavior and overall well-being. Touching on Diana's techniques for unblocking subconscious beliefs and manifesting goals, the episode...
In this episode of the Mindful Money Podcast, we speak with Diana Richey, a certified financial planner and nationally recognized personal finance expert. Diana shares her journey from a traditional upbringing with corporate expectations to her transformative life crisis that led her to write 'The Loving Truth About Money.' We discuss how healing inner emotional wounds can transform financial behavior and overall well-being. Touching on Diana's techniques for unblocking subconscious beliefs and manifesting goals, the episode explores the importance of balancing active and resting phases, setting healthy boundaries, and addressing core self-worth issues for achieving personal and financial peace.00:00 Introduction: The Imbalance in Modern Life
01:11 Welcome to the Mindful Money Podcast
01:19 Meet Diana Richey: Financial Planner and Author
02:24 Diana's Journey: From Corporate Life to Personal Crisis
02:45 The Turning Point: Divorce and New Beginnings
03:00 Early Lessons: Money and Entrepreneurship
04:43 The Book: The Loving Truth About Money
09:57 Personal Finance and Emotional Healing
11:08 The Power of Intuition and Healing Modalities
17:54 Balancing Material and Spiritual Goals
20:25 Exploring Different Approaches to Money and Life
21:36 The Three-Part Process for Achieving Goals
23:40 Genuine Self-Worth vs. Performative Abundance
27:16 Setting Boundaries and Self-Worth
32:03 Balancing Productivity and Rest
35:26 Final Thoughts and Personal Insights
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