The Examined Life What makes money so emotional? [Joe Hudson]
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Dec 14, 2023 
Joe Hudson, a coach and teacher, discusses the emotional complexities of money. They explore childhood imprints, fears and insecurities, and the impact of emotions on financial decisions. The conversation emphasizes the need for balance between intellect and emotion in finance and entrepreneurship. They also reflect on personal growth through self-improvement and business.
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Joe's College Rebellion Anecdote
- Joe Hudson was kicked out of college for challenging authority and violating dorm rules despite having a high GPA.
- His rebelliousness stemmed from deep-seated authority conflicts rooted in his family background.
Money Mirrors Early Authority Issues
- Our emotional relationship with money mirrors our early interactions with authority figures, often parents.
- Money acts as a surrogate for unmet desires such as earning parental love or approval.
Attraction Reinforces Core Beliefs
- Feelings of unworthiness manifest in attracting people and workplaces that reinforce those beliefs.
- People unconsciously seek environments that prove their core beliefs about belonging and value.