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Budget and Soul with Tim Braheem

Episode 27 Published 3 years, 6 months ago
Description

Today's episode is about spiritual psychology and why getting to know yourself and understanding your beliefs is important. We also delve into budgeting, why it is important, and many other topics to help you achieve your goals this month.

Topics Discussed and Key Points

  • Why Psychology is the study of the soul and not the mind.
  • Why getting to know yourself and understanding your beliefs is important?
  • The practice of presence
  • There need to be harmony between growth and reward
  • Budgeting and why it is important
  • What motivated Tim to launch his business
  • Retirement at 40
  • Creating leverage for yourself
  • When you declare your goals out loud, they will manifest

Timestamps

[00:41] A little bit about Tim and what he does in business

[02:26] How to get a Master’s degree in Spiritual psychology and what it means

[04:36] Some of the spiritual practices Tim likes doing 

[08:58] Why Tim chose individuals from the mortgage industry

[11:28] Tim’s money mindset while growing up

[13:58] Was it hard for Tim to receive money from customers?

[16:51] Tim’s money rules and principles 

[19:39] How Tim managed to budget and go to Italy for one year

[25:46] Rapid-fire questions  

 

Notable Quotes

[00:02:58] “The word psychology has really been kind of bastardized in the American language, because if it goes back to the Greek word psych, which is soul. So, psychology is actually the study of the soul, not the study of the mind.”

[00:08:20] “There's a lot of different spiritual practices, journaling, gratitude every morning, meditation, communing in nature. There are all kinds of things. But for me, I think the most important thing is something that just slows you down a little bit and allows you to connect with the source inside of you.”

 

Resources

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