by inside out money | May 12, 2024 | Erica, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
Actionable advice to stop comparing yourself to others and start focusing on your own life. We all compare ourselves to others, but we also know comparison is the thief of joy and we will be happier when we learn to spend less time comparing and more time living. ...
by inside out money | Apr 15, 2024 | Erica, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
Erica joins this week’s podcast, and we talk about exhaustion, how it’s impacting our finances, and how we can mitigate exhaustion to improve our lives. We start off by discussing an article in TIME magazine about exhaustion, which shares three often overlooked...
by inside out money | Mar 3, 2024 | Early Retirement, Erica, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
Erica joins this week’s podcast, and we discuss the economics of happiness and what research shows will and won’t make you happier. We share the macronutrients of happiness, according to David Brooks and Oprah, and how we should be striving to be happier versus...
by inside out money | Jan 29, 2024 | Erica, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology
Erica joins this week’s podcast, and we discuss conscious consumerism and the trifecta of value it can add to your life: it’s good for the world, makes you feel food, and can save you money. We define conscious consumerism and talk through some actionable tips...
by inside out money | Dec 25, 2023 | Andrew, Early Retirement, Erica, Greg, Investing, Lifestyle, Lizgetsloaded, Money, Psychology
All of the Inside Out Money co-hosts join for our final episode of 2023. We’ve got Liz, Andrew, Erica, Greg, and Maggie on this week’s episode and share some of our favorites from 2023. We share our favorite books, podcasts, best and worst purchases of the year, big...
by inside out money | Nov 6, 2023 | Erica, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology, Uncategorized
Erica joins this week’s podcast, and we discuss the concept of simple joys and the importance and value of recognizing and appreciating simple joys in our lives. When we find glimmers of joy in our everyday lives, we’re less dependent on the dopamine hint from...
