Lindsey Carnick

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315 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard Feb 2025

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But certainly it would be, I think, ridiculous to say that there's not a quality of life issue at stake for most people when it comes to finances.
So I think we have to start by understanding that money is anxiety-provoking for everybody in some way.
People handle that differently.
It comes out differently, but it's fundamentally the same experience for most people.
And so the charge is coming from each individual before there's ever any engagement as a couple or as a unit or as a team.
Everybody's bringing...
their own anxieties about what it means to be financially stable, financially prepared, financially unstable, financially unprepared.
These are all very subjective designations that mean very different things to different people.
Secondly, money and finances are really symbolic of a lot of things for people.
They're not just symbolic of your family culture or what money meant in your family or what it was used for or perhaps weaponized for.
But ultimately, money in some ways is about a kind of value, right?
And the lessons we learn in our families and communities of origin, there are multiple levels of that, certainly.
about what should be valued, what can be valued, how it's valued, how it's undervalued, what it says about you if you do value this thing over that thing, how it should be.
I mean, we have these layers and years, lifetimes of narratives about what value should mean, including money.
And so not only is the idea of the scarce resource anxiety provoking, but
But all of these historical swirling patterns and histories that we all bring to the table about what money means and looks like and what that says about our values makes the stakes feel even higher, right?
We want to be known as this thing and not that thing.
We want to be known as responsible and not irresponsible.
We want to be known as generous and not stingy.
We want to be known as forward thinking and not impulsive.
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