S8E10 - Confronting Financial Anxiety

Let’s not even lie, things are currently peak moneywise.

The reality of rising prices, economic downturns, and recessions are all terrible stressors that can have a negative impact on our well-being and livelihood.

As if that’s not enough, the news constantly bombards us with unstable economic conditions, and this can create negative emotions of anxiety and stress.

Even though difficult economic times affect everyone one way or another, young adults are more likely to be hit worse than older adults. Many of us are having to work our way up financially against many odds, some harder than others.

And so in our final episode of the season, we were joined by @xoreni, host of the @dontgobroketrying podcast, to break down how we can manage financial stress and anxiety that follows during tough times.

Together, we explored how we can better navigate the difficult economic times ahead. And Reni shared some practical financial tips on how we can prepare for recessions and economic downturns in general.

We enjoyed every second of the chat with Reni and our conversation ended up being a perfect blend of entertaining and educational.

Reni’s a top guest and she has some quality content we know you folks would love as well, so please check out her page and podcast using any of the links below ✨

Enjoy the listen!

.

.

.

As always, if you love listening to the podcast, here's how you can show us some love!

1. Leave us a review where you're listening right now! 💫
2. Follow us on Twitter (@yellowpill_pod) 🐦
3. Follow us on Instagram (@theyellowpillpod) 📷
4. Subscribe to The Yellow Pill Newsletter on Substack 🗞
5. Send us an email with any feedback you have for us: theyellowpill.pod@gmail.com

Resources

• Follow Reni's podcast on Instagram: @dontgobroketrying

• Follow Reni on Instagram: @xoreni

Disclaimer: The views and opinions shared on this episode are for informational and educational purposes only. This is NOT financial advice. Always do your own research and due diligence before investing.