#164: Expert Interview: How to Make Better Money Decisions with Financial Coach Christina Edel

If you've ever felt stuck between “being good with money” and actually enjoying your life — this conversation is for you. In this episode, I’m joined by Financial Coach Christina Edel, who helps her clients pay off debt, build savings, and hit their money goals without sacrificing joy, values, or real life in the process. This juicy conversation includes: How to define your money vision so your goals feel grounded and motivating Why identifying your core values is essential to following through financially What questions to ask yourself before a purchase to avoid buyer's remorse Why “logic” alone isn’t enough to change your money habits This is a practical, compassionate take on personal finance — and a great reminder that you don’t need to become a different person to feel confident with money. You just need tools that actually work for you. LINKS! ❓Take the Decision Style Quiz now for free, personalized tips for easier decisions! 🎯 Want more tools like this? Grab the on-demand Stop the Spiral workshop You’ll get a repeatable method to reduce overthinking and finally feel in charge of your choices. 🤓 Ready for better decision habits for life? Get on the waitlist for the next program that starts Fall 2025! ABOUT CHRISTINA: Christina lives in Springfield, MO with her husband and 2 children. She is the owner of Picture It Profit & Financial Coaching and the author of A Beginner's Guide to Win With Money. Christina found her passion in helping motivated professionals and entrepreneurs get their money life in order. Nobody needs to deal with the stress and anxiety of winging it financially. This passion developed from cleaning up her own finances, becoming debt and mortgage free, and being able to leave an 18 year career in tech management to start her business. You can learn more about her at https://pictureitpf.com  And follow her on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PictureItPF 

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