In this episode of the Long Strange Trip podcast, Josh Patrick interviews Rick Kahler, a seasoned wealth manager turned financial therapist. They explore the concept of financial therapy, which merges the emotional aspects of money with financial planning. Rick discusses the importance of understanding the emotional drivers behind financial decisions and how Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy can help individuals navigate their financial behaviors. The conversation also delves into the challenges of business succession, the need for resilience during transitions, and the role of coaches in supporting individuals through these processes. Rick shares personal experiences and insights, emphasizing that money problems are often rooted in deeper emotional issues.

In this episode of the Long Strange Trip podcast, host Josh Patrick speaks with Jenny Bellinger, a marketer and transitions expert. They discuss Jenny's unique upbringing as an Air Force child, the challenges of moving frequently, and how these experiences shaped her resilience. Jenny shares her journey from being a middle school teacher to entering the world of multi-level marketing and eventually becoming a coach. The conversation highlights the importance of adaptability, emotional processing, and the interconnectedness of personal and professional lives.

In this episode of the Long Strange Trip podcast, Josh Patrick interviews Troy E. Jones, founder of Access Financial Resources. They discuss Troy's unique approach to financial planning, focusing on building meaningful relationships with clients and prioritizing employee welfare. Troy shares insights on transitioning clients into retirement, addressing the emotional challenges they face, and the importance of lifelong learning and curiosity in achieving wisdom. The conversation also touches on creative problem-solving techniques in financial planning and the significance of asking the right questions.