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Megan's avatar

Love the idea of expressing gratitude for moments of ease with money around a stressful situation. Hard in the moment sometimes but a good practice. Excited to read more in the book!!

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Jennifer Brossy's avatar

What a wonderful article! I recently began to follow you (also bought your book) and this perspective feels so refreshing. Would love a possibility to gain another tool for understanding money and trauma via this drawing! Thank you. 💕

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Ash's avatar

SUPER excited to read this book and to learn the phrase "financial trauma." It's definitely a thing that's come up in my life recently, and I'm looking forward to what Rahkim can teach me!

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James wilfinger's avatar

Hi, good morning. I've never heard of financial trauma but am interested in learning more on it. I experienced it when I was getting divorced and my bank account had no money in it. I went through a rough patch at the time but overcame it. I built myself back up after that and im now very comfortable. Money did come back to me in its own way. Im proud of my achievements surrounding this difficult situation. I will definitely read this book.

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April Marie's avatar

This interview left me with so many thoughts about how and why I spend, especially thinking about the guilt I carry when I buy something my family actually needs but is a large purchase. Definitely want to read the book. After tomorrow, I’ll ask my local bookstore to order.

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Untrickled by Michelle Teheux's avatar

But … what about when money is NOT finding its way to you? I’m traumatized financially for pretty solid reasons, I’d say.

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