Mastering Financial Recovery and Discipline During Divorce with Chelsea Williams
Jamie M. Lima is joined by Chelsea Williams to discuss financial discipline and planning during divorce, focusing on asset division and financial separation. They explore the financial impact of different divorce scenarios and offer an overview of Chelsea's Money Mastery program. The episode delves into understanding one's 'money story' and how it shapes financial behavior, with insights into behavioral finance's role in divorce planning. Steps to financial recovery post-divorce are highlighted, along with unique financial challenges faced by men. The importance of mutual financial support and education in marriage is emphasized, concluding with communication strategies for finances in relationships.
Key Points
- Financial discipline and strategic planning can significantly transform both business and personal finances during and after a divorce.
- Understanding one's money story and core beliefs is crucial for effective financial management and overcoming financial challenges post-divorce.
- Regular communication and hard conversations about finances during a marriage can prevent future financial and relational issues, making transitions like divorce less financially devastating.
Visit Chelsea Williams' link to explore more of her work.
Website: https://www.moneymastery.work/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_money_whisperer/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chelseamwilliams-themoneywhisperer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chelseathemoneywhisperer/
Chelsea Williams is the founder of Core Solutions Group, Money Mastery, and the Always and Never About Money Podcast. With over a decade of accounting experience, she specializes in educating law firm owners on accounting and financial strategies. She has the knowledge to get your financial house in order and set it up for long-term sustainability at a healthy profit.
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