#107: Eric Busropan (part 2): Financial Emotion continued

The Economics of Well-Being

Eric Busropan joins me for part 2 of a two part discussion on the subject of financial emotion; our complex relationship with money and how to transcend the trauma many of us have endured.

Eric has over 30 years of experience in researching the intricate interplay between money, emotion, and its impact on our overall well-being.

As a seasoned professional in this niche field, Eric bring a unique blend of academic insight and practical experience to empower individuals to achieve harmony between their financial decisions and their emotional well-being. His work has led to transformative outcomes for countless clients by improving their relationship with money while enhancing their mental and physical health. By leveraging my deep understanding of psychology, finance, and behavioral economics, he is committed to helping others navigate complex financial landscapes with clarity and confidence.

Eric thrives on cultivating meaningful connections with his clients as they embark on their journey towards achieving sustainable financial emotional balance. With an unwavering dedication to excellence, he continues to spearhead innovative approaches that revolutionize how we perceive wealth management from an emotional standpoint. As a thought leader in this evolving space, he remains steadfast in his mission to elevate awareness about the profound impact of emotions on our financial decisions while advocating for holistic well-being within our economic lives.

Eric’s commitment is not just limited to delivering impactful results but also actively contributing towards shaping a future where individuals can forge healthier relationships with money - one infused with emotional intelligence that fosters enduring prosperity across all facets of life.