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

When it comes to creating new results with your money do you ever catch yourself saying, “I would, but I don’t know how”? Or wishing that some money guru would just tell you exactly how to pay off debt, start investing, or budget perfectly? Or that I would give you a foolproof plan for achieving all of your money goals? That’s how greed. Asking someone else for the step-by-step, guaranteed-success process is usually a sneaky way of avoiding the need to take responsibility if it doesn’t work. And it makes us feel like we can skip over all the not-so-nice emotions that are part of the journey: fear, embarrassment, confusion, and all the rest. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast, we’re diving deep into the concept of how greed and the importance of taking responsibility for your own process and success. If you determine your own how, you’re building a skill that will serve you in every area of your life. You’re willing to experiment, fail, and try again and again until you create every result with your money that you 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

Do you know the difference between being rich and being wealthy? Many of us think that they are the same thing, but surprisingly they’re not as interconnected as we think and it’s absolutely possible to create one but not have the other. There are many people who are rich and not wealthy, and there are also many people who aren’t rich but are wealthy. In this week’s episode of The Money Love Podcast we are breaking down the differences between riches and wealth. We explore what each of them is, the difference between the two in both philosophy and behavior, which one is best, and if it’s possible for you to create either of them. This is an episode that is going to change the way you view the difference between the money that you make and the money that you keep. 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

Explore the fascinating dynamics of spending urges and learn how to manage them instead of giving in. Discover the battle between your mature self and your impulsive side when it comes to money decisions. Dive into practical tools like the 'urge jar' to transform your spending habits. Understand the discomfort of unacted urges and regain control over your financial choices. Plus, find strategies to uncover savings by monitoring your spending. This discussion offers valuable insights for anyone looking to curb impulsive spending.

Do you worry about money? If you do, this week's episode of The Money Love Podcast is for you! 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

Sinking Funds are one of my favorite financial tools you can use to take your finances to the next level as they are smaller pools of money that you save up gradually over time for larger expenses you know are coming your way. When you utilize sinking funds as part of your overall financial strategy you are being proactive rather than reactive. You are doing what is in the financial best interest of your future self instead of doing what feels good in the moment. You’re gaining control over your money instead of your money gaining control over you. They are the ultimate tool in eliminating surprises and frustration with your finances. In the episode of The Money Love Podcast, we are diving deep into the topic of sinking funds: what they are, the benefits of having them, how to identify which sinking funds you need, how to determine how much to contribute to each, and lastly, how to keep them organized and manage them practically day-to-day. If you’re wanting to start and manage sinking funds within your financial plan this is the episode for you. 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

If you’re someone who feels like they need to reign in the amount you spend on food, particularly eating out, this episode is for you. Earlier this year I went 125 consecutive days without eating out one single time. Prior to that, I was eating out 5-7 times a week on average. Although the decision to do this wasn’t financially motivated, it absolutely made a big difference in my finances with the money I was able to save each month not eating out on a consistent basis. In the episode of The Money Love Podcast, we are talking about eating out and how to do less of it so that you can put money back into your pocket so that it can go to other purposes. I share with you the story of the 125 day eating-out hiatus and my biggest tips for creating this result. Whether you just want to cut back eating out a little bit, a lot or completely all together this episode will help you create that result. Trust me when I say that I blew my own mind with this one. Going a solid 4 months without eating out is a result I never thought I’d be able to create, but I did and I’m sharing how I made this goal a reality. 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

Discover how being a good spender isn’t a born trait, but a skill anyone can master. Explore five key principles that transform your spending habits and align them with your values. Learn to shift your mindset from guilt to empowerment around money. Mindful spending can unlock pathways to wealth, regardless of your background or income. Plus, get insights into a supportive 'Money Love' community for enhancing your financial journey!

When was the last time you let yourself be bored? Usually, when we feel boredom coming on, we frantically look for something to entertain or occupy us, and oftentimes that involves spending money in an unplanned and impulsive way. Boredom is an emotion within our culture that is greatly misunderstood and so many are using the boredom they feel as a weapon against themselves. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be this way because contrary to popular belief, boredom can be the breeding ground for insight, inspiration, and creativity. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast we are diving into the emotion of boredom, the money choices that stem from it, and how boredom can actually be a beautiful thing instead of the fuel that flames poor money choices. I show you how to use boredom and be open to what it shows you. I tell you how to intentionally practice being bored and how to stop trying to outrun it and also how to shift the actions that come from boredom from consuming to creating. This is an episode that will challenge you to think of this common emotion in an entirely new way and in a way that starts to help your bank account rather than hurt it. Let’s dive in!   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

Questions are one of the most powerful, yet underrated tools that we have at our disposal. Questions open our minds to possibility and creativity. They challenge us to question the mundane and see things in a new way. Everything that has ever been created or imagined, started as a question that someone set out to answer. Questions are a tool that can change your life, for better or for worst. Unfortunately, most people use questions in a way that hurts them rather than helps them. They ask questions of themselves that are soaked in negativity and limiting beliefs and their brains go to work in finding evidence that those beliefs are true, which only ends up keeping them stuck. In this episode of The Money Love Podcast we are diving into one of my favorite tools, asking powerful questions. We are talking about why questions are so powerful, how our brains are wired to answer them, and how to ask more empowering and inspiring questions that will provide you with creative and inspiring answers to propel you forward in both your finances and in your life in general. This is a life-changing concept that has helped me in so many areas of my life, and I can’t wait to add it to your mental tool belt as well. Let’s dive in!   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