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Money has been in use for thousands of years. It's interwoven into the very fabric of our society. And while money is a tool everyone can learn to master, we each have a different relationship with it.

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Are you being real about your relationship with money?
Chris Girbes-Pierce wants you to be.

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Even though Chris's childhood experience with money could easily be described as "bleak, challenging, and negative," that didn't stop Chris from studying the ins and outs of the financial world and becoming financially successful. Today, he helps hundreds of people create a plan and vision for their financial well-being and helps them execute on it.

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If you're ready to start talking about and managing your money, tun into Episode Episode 197 of Are You Being Real.\xa0 Chris sits down with Mark to discuss childhood experiences that shaped his first opinions about money, challenges he's faced on the road to financial abundance, the keys to being happy regardless of your socioeconomic status, and other tried-and-true practical advice you can begin to implement today!

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Connect with Chris:
LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook\xa0|\xa0Instagram\xa0

Connect with Mark:\xa0\xa0Instagram

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Show Notes:

-Childhood experiences\xa0that shaped Chris's first associations with money.

-Struggles he encountered on the road to creating financial abundance.

-How his best friend's\xa0(Lewis Howe's) father influenced his future.

-How worthiness played into his life.

-Common themes Chris has seen about people's relationship to money.

-Why money does not equate to happiness.

-How Mark dealt with guilt surrounding financial privilege.

-The key to being happy and fulfilled no matter where you are on the socioeconomic scale.

-The importance of intentional spending.

-Chris's take on financial goal setting.

-The most fulfilling acknowledgment Chris can receive as a financial planner.

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Things to Check Out:
\u2022Book: The Last Safe Investment by Michael Elsberg
\u2022Podcast: Episode 63 -\xa0 Michael Elsberg