rF LiveBroadcast with Emily Shull of Me, Myself, and Money
What is Me, Myself, and Money?
Me, Myself, and Money is Emily Shull’s company that aims to help people realize why they have a certain attitude towards money. As a Certified Money Coach and Money Behavior Analyst, she is able to evaluate both the practical and emotional sides to finances. Whether they know it or not, every person has a different attitude when it comes to money. Being able to assess one’s own attitude when it comes to money is important because it allows you to handle your finances better.
Why Is This Important?
Knowing your attitude when it comes to money is important because it allows you to better understand other parts of your life. Once you have a stable relationship with money, your entire life may seem less turbulent. Money is a major way we interact with the world and one another. Without proper money management skills, we lack an effective way to communicate with the world around us.
Money issues are often the root cause of many other problems. These problems can often be solved through money coaching and understanding why we may do things with money. Luckily, a “Money Type Quiz” has been made to help assess your personal view of money. This quiz allows not only Emily to see your money habits, but acts as a tool to help individuals see their own money type as well.
Ask, Let Go, Flow
Emily is offering a free four-week trial from July 27 to August 21, 2020, in exchange for honest feedback on the service. This course offers a walkthrough of dealing with money-based anxieties, as well as a system to break through these fears. Since this course is online and self-paced, it can be easily added to your routine. Learn more about this beta course here at Emily’s website, or fill out the form to directly apply here.
Want to Learn More?
Are you ready to take control of your finances and get to the root of your money problems? If you want to learn more about Me, Myself, and Money, go to the website here.
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