Why does money make us feel anxious, fearful, or even ashamed? In this episode, Gino Barbaro explores one of the most overlooked aspects of personal finance: the emotional relationship we develop with money during childhood. The beliefs, stories, and experiences we absorb early in life often shape our financial decisions decades later—without us even realizing it.
Why does money make us feel anxious, fearful, or even ashamed?
The answer might have nothing to do with your bank account.
In this episode, Gino Barbaro explores one of the most overlooked aspects of personal finance: the emotional relationship we develop with money during childhood. The beliefs, stories, and experiences we absorb early in life often shape our financial decisions decades later—without us even realizing it.
If you've ever struggled with saving, spending, investing, or feeling like there's never enough, this conversation may help you uncover why.
Your financial future isn't determined only by how much you earn—it's also influenced by the beliefs you've carried since childhood.
Take a moment to reflect:
What is your earliest memory about money?
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