Recovery Internet Radio
Recovery Internet Radio
Funny with Money...Dollars and Sense in Recovery
Funny with Money...Dollars and Sense in Recovery
Funny with Money...Dollars and Sense in Recovery
Monday 7th May 2012
Mary G joins Rick Atwater and Rob Ryberg on Recovery Internet Radio to discuss overcoming spending addiction and achieving financial sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!Money Matters: Overcoming Spending Addiction with Mary G
Money aside, that's one of my low points.
Ever wondered if your shopping habits might be more than just a love for retail therapy? In this episode of 'Recovery Internet Radio', hosts Rick Atwater and Rob Ryberg dive deep into the often-overlooked world of spending addiction. They’re joined by Mary G, who opens up about her turbulent relationship with money and her journey to financial sobriety.
From racking up debt to finding ways to manage her finances, Mary’s story is a candid look at how spending can become a compulsive behavior, much like any other addiction. She shares the pivotal moments that led her to recognize her problem, including how hiring a bookkeeper was a game-changer in regaining control over her finances. Mary also discusses the parallels between spending addiction and other addictive behaviors, shedding light on the underlying issues that fuel these compulsions.
This episode isn’t just about dollars and cents; it’s about understanding that financial health is an integral part of overall recovery. Whether you’re struggling with spending yourself or just curious about how to handle money more mindfully, Mary’s insights offer practical tips and heartfelt advice. Tune in to learn how to navigate our materialistic society without falling into the trap of overspending.