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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.

How To Talk To Your Spouse About Money Without Fighting

It’s all about the money! Well, not really but you also can’t deny that having your monetary affairs in order makes everything a whole lot easier. That includes relationships. In fact, according to Ramsey, “Money is the number one issue married couples fight about, and it’s the second leading cause of divorce, behind infidelity.” If you are … Read more

From Bankruptcy to an 8 Figure Exit: Joyce Marter on Exiting a Purpose Driven Business

What does going from rock bottom to an eight-figure business exit take? In this deeply inspiring episode, psychotherapist and bestselling author Joyce Marter shares her incredible journey from financial ruin to founding and scaling a mental health practice that sold for $8 million. She opens up about the mindset shifts that changed everything, the hidden … Read more

Joyce Marter, LCPC: Financial Well-Being – Understanding Healthy Financial Behavior | Doing Well #80

Financial well-being is a cornerstone of overall health and happiness, yet it’s often misunderstood or neglected in pursuit of materialism. This week on Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast, host Dina Sargeant interviews financial wellness expert Joyce Marter, LCPC on what healthy financial behavior looks like. With over 20 years of experience as a … Read more

The Psychology of Money and Financial Wealth with Joyce Marter (Episode 384)

Did you know that mental health directly impacts financial well-being? My guest today will share some practical tips on shifting your mindset to foster financial success and personal growth. Whether you’re dealing with financial stress or simply looking to improve your relationship with money, this episode offers valuable insights to help you cultivate a positive … Read more

Ready to Scale as a Sought-After Speaker and Consistently Attract Top-Paid Engagements? Discover how with Antoniette Roze and Joyce Marter

Are you a speaker struggling to consistently attract high-value engagements? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, learn how to build a income certainty as a serious speaker. Discover how authentic networking, mentorship, and collaboration with other speakers are essential for expanding opportunities and accelerating growth.

10 Quiet Clues Someone Wasn’t Raised With Financial Stability, According To Psychology

Similar to the ways adverse childhood experiences like parental neglect or unmet physical needs can affect mental health and the ability to form meaningful relationships in adulthood, your financial status stability can affect your financial literacy, stability, and success later in life as well, according to a study from the Journal of Family and Economic Issues.

Rewriting Your Financial Future (feat. Joyce Marter)

Did you know you inherited the way you deal with money from your family and friends? That means being wealthy or not is a CHOICE you can make. That “I’m bad with money” narrative? That’s not a personality trait. It’s conditioning. And in this episode of Sales Is Not a Dirty Word, licensed psychotherapist, best-selling author, … Read more

The Q2 issue of Marketing, Media & Money Magazine

#NewIssue hashtag#M3Mag The Q2 issue of Marketing, Media & Money Magazine is live! Feeling stuck in decision fatigue? You’re not alone. The new issue of M3 Magazine is here to help you clear the noise and lead with confidence. This magazine was created to serve the entrepreneurs who are done guessing… The ones who don’t … Read more

The Great Exhaustion: Financial Anxiety in Uncertain Times

In today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, many individuals and leaders find themselves grappling with a pervasive sense of fatigue and uncertainty—a phenomenon I refer to as The Great Exhaustion. This state is characterized by chronic stress, financial anxiety, and a feeling of being overwhelmed by continuous change.