Emotions and Money: The Difference Between Your Net Worth and Self-Worth
Join our #CreditChat on Periscope, YouTube Live, Twitter, and Snapchat every Wednesday at 3 p.m ET. In the fourth week of #FLM18 we were thrilled to support this initiative and help increase financial literacy with our weekly #CreditChats. This week we discussed emotions and money: the difference between your net worth and self-worth.
The panel included: Erin Wiley: Licensed Clinical Counselor and Owner of The Willow Center; Rod Griffin: Director of Public Education at Experian; and Christina Roman: Social Media Specialist at Experian.
We also featured financial tips all week on Snapchat.
Questions We Discuss:
- Q1: What is net worth and how is it calculated?
- Q2: Why is it important to be aware of your net worth?
- Q3: What is the difference between your net worth and your self-worth?
- Q4: Is it possible that your net worth can positively or negatively impact your self-worth? If so, how or why?
- Q5: Vice versa, is it possible that your view of your self-worth can impact your net worth?
- Q6: How can people separate their perception of their net worth and their self-worth?
- Q7: What are some positive mindsets and behaviors that can help us improve our overall financial health and net worth?
- Q8: How can you quantify your self-worth without considering your material possessions?
- Q9: What resources are available for someone struggling with their self-worth as a result of a negative relationship with money?
- Q10: How can improving your financial literacy boost your net worth and your self-esteem?
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