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SPEAKPact Podcast: Money Tips For Speakers: Get Paid What You Are Worth
Join Antoniette for an exclusive LIVE interview with the renowned Joyce Marter—Celebrated Keynoter, Author, and Licensed Psychotherapist. Joyce is celebrated for seamlessly blending personal growth with financial freedom, offering transformative insights that reshape lives.
The Exit Whisperer Podcast: #48 – Joyce Marter (Urban Balance)
Joyce Marter didn’t just build a therapy business—she survived betrayal, took on millions in debt, and still managed a seven-figure exit. In this episode, she gets brutally honest about the moment her co-founder quit by email (and CC’d the staff), how she rebuilt from financial rock bottom, and the mindset shifts that helped her turn ...
7 Ways Leaders Can Address AI Anxiety at Work
More than 70% of workers fear AI disruption. This guide shares seven ways leaders can ease anxiety, build trust and support teams through the transition. This past winter, a project manager at a mid-size marketing firm found out her company would soon be using AI to automate reporting tasks. No one said much. Just a ...
Shift Your Money Story To Stop Old Financial Patterns And Build Wealth
During these times of economic uncertainty, it is common for people to experience scarcity mindset, financial anxiety and limiting money beliefs. Oftentimes, these negative thoughts are rooted in our money story—a narrative we tell ourselves formed by childhood and prior life experiences, family beliefs, culture, societal messages and financial trauma (including intergenerational financial trauma).
Money Boundaries That Build Wealth, Confidence And Respect
Tears streamed down my face as I looked into the eyes of my CPA. Although my therapy practice was generating over $2 million in annual revenue, low profit margins and poor financial boundaries had pushed me into a serious cash flow crisis. I was in deep financial distress and standing at the edge of closing ...
People Who Can’t Give Up These 11 Things Stay Broke No Matter How Much Money They Make
Some people believe that the more money they make, the easier it will be to indulge in the habits that bring them happiness. While earning more money can help people live certain lifestyles, it doesn’t guarantee that you’ll be living this wealthy lifestyle, or that you’ll even be able to live a stable one, too. ...
Navigating Financial Trauma Amid Economic Uncertainty
The rising cost of living, fears of a recession, and persistent economic instability have left many people feeling financially overwhelmed—and for some, even emotionally paralyzed. The stressors don’t just impact budgets; they can deeply affect mental and physical health. If you find yourself ruminating over money decisions, avoiding bills, or reliving past financial hardships, you ...
11 Things In Someone’s Home That Instantly Reveal They’re Not Emotionally Mature Yet
Emotional maturity isn’t just about how someone handles conflict or communicates with others — it’s also reflected in the space they live in. While it often shows up in relationships, habits, and behavior, there are also subtle signs around the house that can reveal a person’s level of emotional growth. From unfinished chores to impulse ...
Ep. 973 – Poses, Prosperity & the Psychology of Success with Joyce Marter, LCPC, CSP (@Joyce_Marter)
“Love is the currency of life.” – Joyce Marter, LCPC, CSP Today’s featured award-winning, bestselling author is a mompreneur, wife, Renowned Psychotherapist, International keynote Speaker, CEO, yogi, and mental health thought leader, Joyce Marter. Joyce and I had a fun on a bun chat about her upcoming book, lessons learned from getting her first one ...
11 Little Things Frugal People Always Have In Their Homes That Most People Overlook
Even if it seems unsuspecting, many people overspend and lean into impulsive financial decisions when they’re feeling emotionally unsettled. Like psychotherapist Joyce Marter suggests, these kinds of people allow their emotions and internal mental state to guide their spending, even when it goes against their budget or financial goals.
