In this episode, host Jerry St. Pierre talks about financial destruction and how to break free of it. Financial destruction is excessive consumer debt, financial stress, and being in collections, among other things. It is emotionally draining and can leave people feeling trapped and out of control with their spending. Jerry talks about head, heart, and hand alignment, which is a framework to help people coach themselves out of their financial destruction. He suggests taking action steps such as creating a budget and tracking spending, as well as setting financial goals and making a plan to reach them. He also encourages people to seek out professional help if need be. With the right mindset, dedication, and help, financial destruction can be overcome.
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ABOUT THE LIFE & MONEY PODCAST:
Jerry St. Pierre overcame significant life adversity. Now, his life's work empowers others to also thrive through head, heart, hands, alignment. Today, Jerry thrives and he shares his story to inspire many, and he is reaching back to help others! Jerr is the host of “The Life & Money Podcast,” where he has conversations that inspire you to financial independence and to do work that you love, so you too can live a purpose filled life!
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