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Dec 2024

11m 49s

2025 MONEY RESET: How To Enter Your Rich...

Alex Hourigan and Sally McMullen

About this episode

Spending money is emotional! In episode 4 of our mini series the the Financial Glow Up: 2025 Money Reset, we chat about emotional spending triggers & how to use a “Will This Make Me Rich?” money mindset to curb your spending.

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Disclaimer: The information contained in this episode is not financial advice. Please speak to a financial advisor or accountant for advice for your specific situation.

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