How to be good with money (featuring Daniel Crosby)
What does it mean to be good with money? In our very first episode of The Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr. Tom is joined by Dr. Daniel Crosby to unpack this question. Together they chat about the quirks of life – exploring the three B’s, how to buy happiness, and how to make good easy and make bad hard. Listen now to rethink what it means to be good with money.
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The podcast host – Dr. Tom
Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.
Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.
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And thank you to our guest Daniel Crosby
Dr. Daniel Crosby is a psychologist, financial thinker and a New York Times bestselling author. He specialises in empowering people with actionable insights on money, meaning and mindset.
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