Benefiting at work from Brain Based Insights

Kathy Roth, president of  Life Enhanced Financial Planning http://www.life-enhancedfp.com/new/waterstonefg/splash1.htm reminded clients recently that, “the economy is $17 trillion…sounds like a big number. The value of the next biggest economy, Japan’s, is $5 trillion. All others are significantly less ... includes China and India .”

I must admit, this bankroll figure astonished me, considering panic buttons we see pushed daily in the press.

Seems as if we are less poor than some indicated, if presented another way.  And yet, based on fear, the brain raises its level of mental hormones (such as cortisol), a stress fighter that can put us at risk financially. Too much cortisol could lead some to hoard their assets and others to hide them in response. In heightened cortisol activity, fewer will take the risks any successful enterprise adds to their credit, in a more comfortable financial climate.

Have you noticed how the media tends to hit on a deficit model when it comes to US money matters, and people hit back with fear? Not sure why that is but somebody out there may know… and I’d be interested. 

Kathy and her team at Life Enhanced Financial Planning, help clients to find more bang for their buck, and in so doing unleash more brainpower for better finances. Her innovative approaches to life-enhanced financial planning, help clients to align their financial resources to their life vision.

At Kathy’s invitation, clients start with an enriched rather than a deficit money model… How would that work for you?

…  what’s at stake?