Chris Budd

You know...

I always stress to financial planners who, so I founded an institute to help people, financial planners do this.

I do talks and all the time I write articles.

And I'm always keen to say you're not therapists.

So if somebody starts to uncover this sort of stuff, you need to stop because you're not trained to do this.

They need to go and get therapy.

All we're trying to do in this financial well-being space is to just ask a few questions to open up the mind a little bit.

So you're absolutely right.

You've got to be careful sometimes with this stuff.

So it depends on the person, doesn't it?

And how serious the issue might be.

It's one of them.

But actually, do you know what?

This comes back to the I wouldn't start from here point.

A lot of very trendy question in financial advice circles over the last decade has been about this.

What does money mean to you?

What's your relationship with money?

Actually, let's get away from the money.

How the hell do you answer that as well?

Well, yeah, it's a really meaningless question in some ways.