The Psychology of Money Management
Understand the psychology of money and how it influences your spending and saving habits, so you can make better financial decisions
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Description
Managing money shouldn’t be stressful or boring. In this workshop, we’re not here to tell you to stop spending or cut out your favorite treats. Instead, we’ll explore money psychology—why we act the way we do with money. We'll look at how to set up your money in a way that’s simple, works for you, and lets you enjoy life with less financial stress. We’ll go through real-life examples and also touch on some key things to know about investing—explained in a clear, easy way so you can start building wealth.
Who should attend this course
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to simplify their finances and live without the worry of every dollar spent.
Learning outcomes
- Understand the psychology of money and how it influences your spending and saving habits, so you can make better financial decisions.
- Create a simple, stress-free money system that works for you—without needing to track every dollar.
- Gain a clear understanding of the basics of investing, so you know what to look out for and how to use it to start growing your wealth with confidence.
- Learn from real-life case studies and practical examples, so you can apply what you’ve learned to your own money habits and feel more confident in everyday financial decisions.
About your tutor
I currently work as a portfolio analyst at an investment company, managing over $6 billion in cash flow every day. My role focuses on improving financial strategies and making sure money is managed effectively on a large scale. (for website) Outside of work, I’m passionate about financial education. I also run workshops and present on the Psychology of Money Management—helping people understand how emotions and habits shape their financial choices, and how to build a better relationship with money. It all started when my wife and I wanted to create a financial system that worked for us—one that allowed us to manage our money without the stress, arguments, or constant tracking of every penny. We wanted something simple, easy to follow, and effective—so we could save, invest, and still enjoy life. And we succeeded with just one setup that runs smoothly without much ongoing effort.
