Leisa (Leisa) Peterson

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Good Life Project · How Much Money Is Enough? Your Confusing Money Questions Answered. | Leisa Peterson · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

We don't have to start with the hard stuff first.

But we can start talking even about this relationship that we have with money or what our beliefs are about money.

And then go from there because we may find that there are people that are like, I'm eager to have these conversations or I would love to be a part of an investment group where we get together and we talk about what we're doing with our money and what conversations we're having with our advisor.

Like we don't have to be independent investment advisors to form an investment group or a money conversation group just like a book club.

Actually, that'd be a cool idea to buy a book as a group and have that book about money be the thing that you study for two or three months together that opens up conversations.

But but what I thought was so interesting, I came across this.

There's research from Daniel Pink on regret.

That was so interesting to me because.

What he found was financial regrets almost never sound like I picked the wrong mutual fund.

They sound like I wish I had talked about this with someone.

I wish I had asked about it.

I wish I had...

not carried this burden all by myself, whether that be talking to friends or family about a difficult money situation that you're trying to process through.

But what he found was the privacy itself is the liability.

And it's just like anything, the truth will set us free.

So the more we live in this secrecy about that mistake, the

the more it's going to pressure us to like focus on it even more versus talking out loud about it.

So I'm always amazed because – and this brings me comfort because I – even though I'm good with money, I make mistakes.

Like the more you do with money, the more likely you are to make mistakes with it.

And I don't always give myself credit for that, but like –

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