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Why Your Childhood Still Runs Your Bank Account

Why Your Childhood Still Runs Your Bank Account

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This week on Expand Your Empire, Amanda sits down with Audrey Schoen, a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in financial therapy for high achievers, entrepreneurs, executives, and couples. Audrey is not speaking theoretically. She has lived the tipping point where your business pulls from your life rather than funding it, and she built her practice helping others find their way out of it.Together, Amanda and Audrey get into the uncomfortable truth most entrepreneurs skip: your relationship with money shapes your relationships at home. From the childhood blueprints driving your financial decisions to the emotional landmines buried inside couples' money conflicts, Audrey breaks down why logic and spreadsheets are never enough on their own.In this episode, they cover:Why money is one of the most avoided topics in the therapy room, and why even therapists aren't immuneHow the blueprint you built in childhood is still running your pricing, your spending, and your conflicts at homeThe difference between functioning and thriving, even when everything looks fine from the outsideWhat it means when your business can't stand on its own two feet without pulling from your lifeWhy naming your enough number is the only real way off the treadmillIf you are a business owner, high achiever, or building something with a partner, this conversation will make you rethink what you have normalized and what it is costing you.Read about our guest this week:Audrey Schoen is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in theRoseville/Sacramento area, working with entrepreneurs, executives, andhigh-achieving couples across California and Texas.She specializes in private intensives, concentrated, high-impact workfor people who've spent years building something impressive and aresuddenly confronted with what it's cost them personally. Her clients aresuccessful, and that success has quietly hollowed out their relationship,their sense of self, or both.Audrey uses a direct, no-fluff approach combining Relational LifeTherapy, Brainspotting, and Accelerated Resolution Therapy to helphigh-performers do the inner work that actually sticksConnect with Audrey Schoen, LMFT:Check out her website: https://www.audreylmft.com/Check out her Instagram: / audreylmft Check out her Facebook: / audreylmft Check out her YouTube: / @audreylmft Check out her LinkedIn: / audreyschoen
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