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Financial Well-Being

What Thriving Financial Well-Being looks like is a woman who manages her economic life to reduce stress, increase security and have freedom to do what makes her heart sing. Not only does she have enough money to pay for her basic needs, she is overall satisfied with her standard of living, she has a sense that her future is getting better, and has the confidence that comes with long-term financial positioning. She does not put her finances at risk for emotional self-regulation (“retail therapy”) and she has clarity and conviction about what she is worth.

  • Spending money on yourself does not boost Well-Being

  • People who watched a sad video spent 4 times more than others who did not (emotions impact our spending)

  • Experiences last while the feelings of material purchases fade

  • Satisfaction with material goods decreases over time – buy today, lose interest tomorrow

  • Finding $50 is a better emotional hit than having $50 savings from your phone bill

  • Credit cards take the pain out of spending money, separating pain and joy as one of the most marketed financial products

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Meet Tracey

Dr. Tracey Adams has been teaching emotional intelligence within corporations and academia for over thirteen years. The evolution of her own personal work has sharpened her purpose of guiding other powerful women on the journey of self-discovery, personal power, and well being.

Partnering with the Well-Being experts at Gallup – this curriculum is transformational both in content and design. Her doctorate research (also in partnership with Gallup) explored the correlations of emotional intelligence and leader effectiveness. Tracey can be found in Portland, Oregon where she is raising two amazing teenagers, and facilitates emotional intelligence retreats for women and corporate teams.

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Ten Tips to Getting Your Voice in the Room Using Emotional Intelligence

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Speaking in a professional setting can be challenging. If you are verbally commanding you might appear overly aggressive, if you show up quiet and thoughtfully, you are perceived as not adding value to the conversation. This quick guide will teach you how to get your voice in the room.

Speaking in a professional setting can be challenging. If you are verbally commanding you might appear overly aggressive, if you show up quiet and thoughtfully, you are perceived as not adding value to the conversation. This quick guide will teach you how to get your voice in the room.

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