Theology and Your
Well-Lived Life
Episode 142
Today’s podcast episode is the third in a new series titled “A Well-Lived Life.” In this series, you will learn what a well-lived life is and how the definition shifts depending on your culture, race, generation, and/or gender. Today we discuss how your religious upbringing can influence your money mindset.
My guest is Lindsey Lewis, MBA, ChFC®, CFP®, Director of the Center for Women in Financial Services at the American College for Financial Services. We met at the CFP Diversity Summit and share a passion for empowering women and young girls. In this episode, we discuss Lindsey’s religious upbringing and how being raised a Mormon impacted her view of a well-lived life. If you have ever felt conflicted about what your parents taught you when it comes to money, this podcast is for you. Read more about Lindsey here.
Here are 5 things you will learn by listening to this episode:
- The role of your life purpose in defining a well-lived life
- The importance of knowing and articulating your “why” for giving
- How different religions talk (or don’t talk ) about money
- A technique to help you save for your future self
- How the Center for Women in Financial Services can help you
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A special thank you to our episode sponsor, Halbert Hargrove.
This episode is sponsored by Halbert Hargrove, an advisory firm that believes in the fearless pursuit of well-lived todays and tomorrows. For 85 years, our advisors have worked to help our clients reach their financial goals, and as fiduciaries, we act in their best interests at all times. For help with your well-lived life, visit www.HalbertHargrove.com.
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