A question I’m often asked is, “how do I know if my clients need Financial Therapy?” It’s pretty easy to tell for me, but I’ve also been doing this for over a decade. It may not be as simple for others to tell. Usually, I respond with a question, “are your clients making emotional decisions that cost them, and you, money?" Surprisingly, the answer is usually a resounding "yes." But there are times when that question may be too vague. 

If you don’t know when your clients need Financial Therapy, they may not either. Which means they continue to do the same things that keep costing them and you money. That’s why I’m sharing 5-signs you can look for to determine if your clients need Financial Therapy. Later we can discuss how to guide them to Financial Therapy, but for now let’s start with gaining awareness as the trusted advisor. 

I recently asked a colleague this question and he answered no. Which made me believe...

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