by Natasha Knox | Jun 1, 2019 | money and relationships, Money Scripts, new habits
Something happened to me this week that really took me by surprise. On a day-to-day basis, my old money attitudes have been replaced by healthier, more nuanced, and contextually appropriate beliefs and habits. But day-to-day life has a certain predictability to...
by Natasha Knox | Apr 14, 2019 | planning, Uncategorized
Applying the Managing Complex Change Model to Personal Finances In 1987 Dr. Mary Lippitt created the Managing Complex Change Model. The model illustrates each essential component of complex change, and the problem that results when that component is...
by Natasha Knox | Apr 9, 2019 | new habits, Uncategorized
This past year, I was in grad school, and that meant writing academic papers which is something I haven’t done in over twenty years. Every single time I sat down to write, I discovered something a little weird: I craved a cigarette. I quit smoking over twenty years...
by Natasha Knox | Mar 28, 2019 | Events, Money Scripts
The interesting thing about personal finance, is that it’s actually the “personal” parts that are the drivers behind your financial decisions 💡Money History💡Beliefs and Attitudes💡Values💡Relationships💡 Hope, dreams and fears Therefore, in order to make...
by Natasha Knox | Mar 4, 2019 | money and relationships, Spending
This is a story of how my husband and I recently almost talked ourselves into a buying a new vehicle a few months ago – possibly to keep up with the Joneses on some unconscious level – and how positive peer pressure snapped us out of it. One of our vehicles is...
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