What would happen if you stripped away all the judgements, all the opinions, all the interpretations from your finances and you evaluated your current financial situation simply by the facts and the numbers? Doing this brings you into a place I call your pure financial circumstances, which ultimately is a place to rest from and escape the never-ending emotions, judgments and opinions we place on our financial situation.   In this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast we’re talking all about a coaching topic that can be a game-changer, which is the pure financial circumstance. It’s the practice of evaluating your finances by the pure facts. When we can do this, we can give ourselves a reprieve from the negative emotion we often feel around our finances. We can find temporary peace in the neutrality, because neutrality is the safe space between negative and positive. Between suffering and success. It's only when we accept the neutrality of our situation that we give ourselves the opportunity to rewrite our story and intentionally create thoughts that help us create the financial results we most desire. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

Does your spouse’s spending choices drive you crazy? Or maybe they make you scratch your head in confusion with what they choose to spend money on? If this sounds like you, you’re not alone. The truth is, most couples don’t have similar or even complimentary money backgrounds and personalities which can lead to differences in spending, saving, and earning choices. The good news is, these differences don’t have to lead to division within your relationship. In fact, these differences can be used as a unique opportunity to understand each other on a deeper level and deepen the financial intimacy between the two of you.   In this week of The Money Love Podcast we’re talking all about your spouse’s or partners spending and money choices. I walk you through three impactful coaching concepts that will help you shift out of criticism of your partner and into curiosity with their financial choices. These are three coaching concepts that have helped me tremendously and that I have applied to my own relationship that has brought my husband and I closer together, and I know they have the power to do the same within your relationships. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

What is the correlation that you make between your material wealth and your emotional wealth? Do you believe that one is dependent on the other? That in order to reach the highest levels of emotional wealth you must also achieve immense amounts of material wealth? The strong and positive correlation between material and emotional wealth is one of the most prominent, yet most damaging beliefs that we have about money. The problem is, it’s a belief that is widely socialized and deeply believed in the consumer culture that we live in. This means that so many people strive for material wealth in an attempt to achieve emotional wealth, only to be confused and disappointed when they realize that one does not guarantee the other. On this episode of The Money Love Podcast, we are discussing material wealth vs emotional wealth. We explore what each is and what it looks like, the correlation between the two (if any), which one should be the priority, and 4 principles that you can apply to make emotional wealth a priority. This will absolutely be an episode that challenges you to think in a new way that will help you avoid one of the most dangerous traps and lies that consumer culture tries to sell us. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

How prepared are you for this holiday shopping season? Black Friday and Cyber Monday are upon us, two of the biggest shopping days of the year, and this week we are talking about how to maximize the sales and other holiday-related expenses so that you’re coming out ahead and winning with your finances this holiday season. The sad reality is that 1 in 3 Americans will be taking on debt to pay for this holiday season, but this episode will ensure you’re not one of them. On this episode of The Money Love Podcast, we are walking through my 5-step process to getting your ducks in a row for the spending you will be doing over the holidays. You will learn how to make a detailed yet practical plan that works for your finances, how to evaluate that plan, and how to use that evaluation to make a plan for future years so that you’re ready and prepared to "sleigh" the holiday shipping season, this year and in following years. By implementing the actionable tips in this episode you’ll be able to go through the holiday season financially stress-free. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

Do you ever feel like you can’t stop spending money? That you spend money without much second thought or consideration? If you do, you’re not alone. The truth is when it comes to spending money, oftentimes we aren’t thinking rationally, but rather are relying on more emotional and subjective thinking to drive our purchasing decisions. Many women don’t realize their purchasing decisions are being governed by powerful cognitive biases and psychological phenomena. When we start to look closer at these biases we can start to understand the answer to the question “Why do we buy?”. On this episode of The Money Love Podcast, we are looking at the five main cognitive biases that drive us to buy. We take a look at each to understand what they are, how they affect us psychologically, and how marketers utilize them to increase the likelihood of you spending money.  Ultimately this episode will increase your level of awareness and help you be the watcher of your own mind to become a more mindful and intentional spender. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

Are you a sucker for a sale? Do you feel like you struggle to say “no” when you’re presented with a deal? If so, you’re not alone. Many women struggle with resisting the temptation of a sale because we are constantly exposed to them coupled with the fact that our brains are wired to be enticed by sales. Because of this we often are making purchasing decisions that are more about “winning” and snagging the deal rather than the value we are receiving from the item. On this episode of The Money Love Podcast, we are kicking off a new series called Why We Buy where we evaluate the “why” (aka the psychology) behind why we do what we do with our money decisions. We are starting with why we struggle to resist a sale and what’s happening in our brains that make it so hard to walk away. We will be diving into the psychology and also how to recognize if you’re taking advantage of the sale or if the sale is taking advantage of you.  This episode will provide you with a level of awareness over your thinking and behaviors that will help you start winning with the sale. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

When you think of self-care, what do you think of? Consumer culture wants to tell us that self-care looks like bubble baths, massages, naps, manicures, and massages. In reality, these are often activities that we self-sabotage with because they provide distractions from our emotions, they don’t solve the underlying problem we’re facing and they end up moving us farther away from the desired result we are working to create. Contrary to popular belief, self-care doesn’t always feel good.   In this episode of The Money Love Podcast we are diving into the topic of self-care. We talk about how our consumeristic culture defines self-care and how that differs from a truer and healthier form of self-care. We then dive deep into four different types of self-care and how those can be applied to your financial management so that you’re reaching your full financial potential. This episode will have you thinking about self-care in an entirely new way, and in a way that will serve you much better in creating the financial results you’re working towards. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

Many struggle with financial self-sabotage, often rooted in emotional resistance to change. The discussion highlights how awareness can lead to healthier money habits. Facing discomfort is key to breaking the cycle, transforming fear into action. Practical insights are shared to help listeners tackle overspending and regain control over their finances. Discover how you can kick self-sabotage to the curb and work towards your financial goals!

Do you believe that you are enough? That you currently have enough? That there will be enough in the future to have all of your needs and desires met? Consumer culture that we live in immerses us in the message that we constantly need to be striving for more because our current state is inadequate and cannot meet our needs. We are all sold the message that our happiness simply lies on the other side of a credit card swipe. Unfortunately, this creates a false message that bigger is better, and the acquisition of more is the ultimate solution to all our woes. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast, we’re diving deep into one of the most important, yet one of the most challenging concepts when it comes to financial management which is managing your spending in a way that enables you to reach sufficiency and enoughness. This week I teach you a mind-blowing concept called The Fulfillment Curve to evaluate your future spending through that will ensure that the spending that you’re doing leads to increased happiness and fulfillment rather than having the opposite effect. I am confident that this will be one of the most impactful episodes to date. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel

When you think of your money would you say that it’s happy, or unhappy? How do you feel when you receive money, have money, and spend money? As a society, we’re all conditioned to have a range of negative beliefs and feelings around money which means we look to create more of it in all the wrong places and we manage it in a way that doesn’t serve our financial futures. Money is energy, and as a source of energy, it is attracted to and flows to where it feels welcomed and appreciated. This is the concept of happy money.   In this episode of The Money Love Podcast, we’re diving deep into the concept of happy money. What creates money that is happy, why it’s important, and a simple yet powerful exercise you can do that will increase the level of gratitude and appreciation that you have for the money you currently have. Enjoy!   FREE TRAINING: Stop Impulse Shopping Join Overcoming Overspending   Connect further with Paige: Social: Website: https://www.paigepritchard.com  IG: @overcoming_overspending TikTok: @overcoming_overspending Subscribe to the YouTube Channel