Private Practice Elevation with Daniel Fava 167. Exploring the Psychology of Money with David Frank
In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, Daniel Fava chats with David Frank, founder of Turning Point Financial Planning, about the intricate relationship between money and psychology.
Both professionals share their journeys, showing how their careers transitioned towards serving the mental health community.
David provides insights into his role in assisting therapists with their financial planning, covering both personal finance and business structures.
Throughout the episode, David Frank delves into the psychology of money and common mindsets that arise for business owners, particularly therapists.
He explains how deep-seated beliefs and patterns from childhood influence financial behaviors and decisions. David also discusses the crucial role of conversation and speaking with trusted individuals in overcoming financial shame and anxiety. The importance of community, having professionals like financial planners on your team, and maintaining a stance of curiosity and non-judgment about financial matters are emphasized.
The episode wraps up with actionable advice for therapists and business owners on managing their financial lives more effectively and with greater insight.
Key Takeaways:
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Influence of Childhood on Money Mindset: Childhood experiences significantly shape financial behaviors and attitudes. Awareness and exploration of these can help in overcoming financial blocks.
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The Role of Community and Conversation: Sharing financial concerns with trusted individuals or professionals can alleviate shame and provide new perspectives, reducing anxiety.
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Curiosity and Non-Judgment: Adopting a curious, non-judgmental approach to financial issues can foster better understanding and more effective decision-making.
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Investing and Patience: Success in investing often requires patience and the ability to endure market fluctuations without reactive decision-making.
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Financial Planning for Therapists: Tailored financial planning services can bridge the gap between personal and professional finances, providing clarity and reducing stress for therapists.
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