Join writer Paulette Perhach as she delves into the intriguing dynamics of sexual attraction in therapy. She discusses how therapists can sometimes fulfill deep emotional needs, likening them to ‘emotional strippers.’ The conversation navigates the ethical boundaries in these complex relationships, highlighting how self-disclosure can complicate professional lines. Perhach emphasizes the significance of maintaining boundaries and open communication, helping clients confront their feelings and enhance personal growth.

Paulette Perhach, a talented author and writing coach featured in The New York Times, shares her journey with ADHD and personal finance. She discusses her concept of the 'f-off fund' and candidly reveals her struggles with impulse buying and financial chaos. Paulette reflects on her family's history with money issues and the emotional weight of the ADHD tax, emphasizing the importance of community support and self-compassion. Her story inspires listeners to confront their financial challenges with empathy and understanding.

Join Diania Merriman, Doc G, and Paulette Perhach as they discuss extreme saving, extreme spending, and finding the right balance between the two. They touch on topics such as the Akano Me Conference, personal preferences and deprivation, retiring early, financial habits of neurodivergent individuals, the value of giving oneself permission to spend, origins and trivia of hockey, increasing income and job satisfaction, funny moments at children's birthday parties, and hotel lobby hacks.