Financial Sobriety
Financial Sobriety
Episode 23: Bringing It All Together Part II
Episode 23: Bringing It All Together Part II
Episode 23: Bringing It All Together Part II
Tuesday 20th October 2020
Learn how to build and maintain trust in your relationships with Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt on 'Financial Sobriety'.
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Get the buttons here!Crafting Trust: Building Strong Relationships in Financial Sobriety
Within these three key steps of connecting with people and building deep, meaningful relationships- gratitude and vulnerability- being steps one and two, this third step of trust is really broken down into two parts: the idea of creating trust and then the idea of keeping trust.
Ever wondered how trust plays into your financial and personal relationships? In this episode of 'Financial Sobriety', Matthew Grishman and Jim Gebhardt are back to guide you through the essential steps of building and maintaining trust. They revisit the crucial concept of the '5 to Thrive', a cornerstone for establishing trust and deep connections. This isn't just about money; it's about how you interact with the people around you and, ultimately, with yourself.
Matthew and Jim break down trust into two actionable parts: creating trust and keeping it. Creating trust involves being open, honest, and vulnerable—yes, even when it's uncomfortable. It's about showing gratitude and taking responsibility for your actions. On the flip side, keeping trust means being accountable, staying true to your word, and consistently showing up for others.
Throughout the episode, they dive into the five principles of thriving relationships: being trustworthy, keeping commitments, being honest, saying no when necessary, and finishing what you start. These principles aren't just theoretical; they're practical steps you can start implementing today to improve your relationships with money, people, and yourself. If you're looking to deepen your connections and build a more intentional life, this episode is packed with insights and real-life advice.
Matthew and Jim's down-to-earth discussion will leave you with actionable steps to foster trust and create meaningful relationships. Whether you're new to the podcast or a long-time listener, this episode is a valuable resource for anyone on the journey to financial sobriety.