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🦔 How to Make Peace with Your Money (Even If You're Not "Naturally Good" at It)
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- Money Healing Club Podcast
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- Jan 9, 2026
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- 2323
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Summary
EPISODE SUMMARY What if feeling "bad at money" isn't a character flaw but simply a sign you haven't found the right approach yet? In this episode of The Money Healing Club podcast, host Rachel Duncan chats with Carrie Friedberg, money coach, educator, and author of the newly released book At Peace with Money. Carrie shares her own journey from financial fog to confidence, proving that you don't need to be born with a "money gene" to build a healthy relationship with your finances. They explore how treating money like a practice (similar to yoga) can transform your financial life, why tracking your spending is an act of self-respect, and how understanding your unique learning style might be the missing piece in making money habits actually stick. 💬 "Anything is possible in your financial life if you're willing to track your money. What I mean by that is pay attention, tend to the garden of money, remain connected." KEY TAKEAWAYS You don't need to be "naturally good" at money. Building confidence with finances is a practice, not an innate talent Tracking your spending (even with apps like Monarch Money or Quicken) is the foundational habit that makes everything else possible Create a weekly "money date" where you review spending, categorize transactions, and plan ahead. Treat it like an important appointment you'd never cancel Understanding your learning style (visual, kinesthetic, naturalistic, etc.) can help you design money routines that actually work for you It's okay to hire help (accountants, coaches, experts). Delegating is strategic when you're prepared and engaged Practice "budgeting out loud" so others see that managing money takes real work and intention About Carrie Friedberg Carrie Friedberg is a money coach, educator, and author who spent 15 years helping c…