Manisha Thakor, finance maestro with over 30 years in financial services, discusses her latest book 'Money Zen' and delves into topics like workaholism vs work engagement, breaking free from the 'never enough' mindset, finding joy in spending, and living by your values for balance and happiness.

MoneyZen author Manisha Thakor discusses the societal pressure to stay busy and the cult of never enough. They explore the unequal treatment of missing people, the influence of media bias, and the connection between wealth and societal value. Learn about establishing good financial habits in your 20s and 30s, and the concept of workaholism. Plus, there's a quiz to determine if you're part of the 'cult of never enough'.

Manisha Thakor, author of MoneyZen, discusses the cult of never enough and how it affects our beliefs. They explore childhood traumas, counterfeit financial culture, and finding contentment. The podcast also delves into investing in volatile assets like Bitcoin and the associated risks.

Manisha Thakor, a seasoned financial executive in wealth management, discusses the myth of 'The Number', separating self-worth from net worth, the impact of small traumas on behavior, exploring Internal Family Systems, psychedelics, and a near-death experience that shifted perspective. She emphasizes the importance of disconnecting self-worth from financial status and the negative impacts of comparing oneself to others. Thakor also reflects on her journey and the impact she has made in the field of personal finance for young women professionals.

Financial expert Manisha Thakor shares the concept of 'enough' in her book 'MoneyZen' and explores how it can lead to a fulfilling life. She discusses the influence of parents' careers, the impact of finding 'enough' on happiness and the environment, and the challenges of letting go and making incremental changes. Thakor also delves into survivorship bias, questioning magic numbers in financial goals, and the connection between financial health and achieving money Zen.