Joyce Marter

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.

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

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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.​

While “sale” is technically a four-letter word, savvy shoppers know it’s not that kind of four-letter word. It’s a good thing — a chance to get what you need (or, okay, what you really want) for a lower cost. What could possibly be bad about that? Nothing, right? Right?

Have you ever left a meeting with a customer, investor, colleague, or boss and felt like you’d just been bullied? It’s probably not your imagination. In one study, 48 million Americans reported being bullied according to Joyce Marter, LCPC, a psychotherapist and mental health expert. In a post for Psychology Today, she explains how to stop bullies without destroying your … Read more

When it comes to spending money, many people adopt the wrong ideas about crafting new habits and getting back on track. They focus on “sacrifice,” building a mindset focused on scarcity that actually urges them into worse habits and, in many cases, allows impulse spending and overconsumption to grow out of control. However, according to financial … Read more

Good friends are worth so much. Few things in life are more important than supportive, close friends. Eleanor Roosevelt even once said, “Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends will leave footprints in your heart.”

Many people spend their days climbing the corporate ladder, ignoring their well-being in the process. They work too hard and for too long with little compensation or acknowledgment. But, there are risks associated with overworking. According to the World Health Organization, working 55 hours or more weekly puts employees at a 35% increased risk of stroke … Read more

In this raw, powerful, and deeply personal episode, internationally recognized mental health expert, entrepreneur, and thought leader Joyce Marter shares insights on the revolutionary role of self-care in leadership. With over 25 years of experience guiding individuals and leaders through their mental health journeys, Joyce is on a mission to redefine what it means to … Read more