What the Trauma of Money™ Is Doing to Your Finances, And How to Stop It
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45 minutes. No pitch. No pressure. This is the conversation most financial advisors never have with you.
This is not a budgeting class. It is the conversation about what is actually running your financial decisions, and why the standard advice has never been enough.
Every one of these looks rational from the inside. That's what makes them so expensive.
Net worth: negative.
Everything impressive she owned was financed. Every
visible marker of success was leased or borrowed
against. She wasn't irresponsible. She was
performing.
She grew up without much. And
somewhere in the process of earning more than anyone in
her family ever had, she had learned that the appearance
of wealth and wealth itself were the same thing.
They
are not.
I'm going to tell you exactly what
was happening underneath her financial behavior, and
what changed when she finally understood it. In the
training.
You can't out-earn your emotions. The income doesn't fix the pattern. It funds it.
Jamilah N. McCluney · As featured on Yahoo Finance
Licensed Fiduciary Financial Advisor ·
Certified in the Trauma of Money™
Founder, Black
Wealth Financial
With 16 years of experience as a licensed fiduciary
financial advisor, Jamilah N. McCluney works at the
intersection of financial planning and emotional
wellness. She is certified in the Trauma of Money™, a
credential that informs every client relationship she
builds and every piece of content she creates.
Her
work has been featured on Yahoo Finance, Fox News, CNBC
and more. She is the founder of Black Wealth Financial
and the creator of For the Love & Money™, a 109-card
financial conversation game for couples.
She
works with high-earning professionals, executives,
entrepreneurs, and couples who are earning well but
whose finances don't reflect it, and who are ready to
understand why.
45 minutes. On demand. Watch it when you have an uninterrupted hour and you're ready to hear something that is going to name something you've been carrying for years.