Rethinking Our Relationship with Money

Inside this conversation

This interview is an insightful trip as we get to know about Bob Wheeler and his relationship with money. He worked as a CPA but felt like he was mishandling his money. Bob felt that people who earned less than him had their finances in check. 

Looking back, he realised that his history influenced his relationship with money. His family expected him to be the provider. As a result, Bob made sure that he didn’t have money when people asked. But now, he knows better. He learned that money should be A driving force—not THE driving force—in his life. Working with this mindset meant a healthier, lifelong relationship with the money he earns and spends.

By starting small and working his way up, Bob was able to reinvent himself and unlearn his old habits and mindset. Despite all the ups and downs, his life changed the better. In the end, the journey he took has made him happier than ever. He’s a proactive player, making an impact on the world.

Some powerful insights in this episode: 

1. The role of culture and mindset toward money
2. Why we must be aware and communicate about financial matters
3. Learning how to improve your relationship with money and your financial standing

Bob Wheeler is a popular finance show host and the CFO of The Comedy Store in West Hollywood, California. With his expertise as a CPA and his financial journey, he helps graduates, families and retirees improve their relationship with money. He teaches them to practice better decision-making processes and establish better mindsets.

Bob is also a CORE Energetics and Radical Aliveness Practitioner. He uses holistic growth as key to building sustainable relationships with money. He is the author of The Money Nerve: Navigating the Emotions of Money.

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