Are Your Financial Decisions Triggering Positive Emotions?
Julie Murphy • June 11, 2012
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Julie Murphy has got it! Most people make financial decisions based on facts, doing the math and what they believe they SHOULD do. But Julie asks- how does it make you feel? Does suck the life out of your or give you life? Is your reaction negative or positive?
Julie Murphy, CLU, ChFC, MBA, CFP®, President of JMC Wealth Management and author of The Emotion Behind Money: Building Wealth From the Inside Out.
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