Healthy Love and Money

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When Money Triggers You, Try This Approach with Lindsay Troxell
What happens when deep healing meets financial planning? Lindsay Troxell, business coach, certified life planner, and child-free entrepreneur, joins Ed to explore the profound intersections of money, identity, trauma, and relationships. Together, they unravel Lindsay’s personal journey through financial betrayal, her healing process, and the creation of a thriving life and business alongside her partner, Corey. From grounding practices to quarterly tax triggers, this episode is a masterclass in emotional resilience, authentic partnership, and what it means to truly thrive financially and emotionally. Key Takeaways:• How do our childhood experiences and past traumas shape our relationship with money and financial decision-making?• What does true financial intimacy look like in a romantic partnership, especially when personalities and money stories differ?• How can somatic practices and identity work support personal healing and professional growth for purpose-driven entrepreneurs?Key Timestamps:(00:00) - Integrating wealth, health, and life planning(08:00) - From financial crisis to empowerment(12:00) - Launching a values-based RIA(14:00) - Navigating relationship dynamics with money(16:00) -Emotional safety and personal growth(20:00) - Childhood money stories and triggers(23:00) - Somatic tools for nervous system healing(26:00) - Communication and deep financial intimacy(29:00) - Trauma work and psychedelics in healing(32:00) - The human experience of worth and fearKey Topics Discussed:Healthy Love and Money, Ed Coambs, Charlotte North Carolina, Financial Therapy, Couples Financial Planning, Financial Intimacy, Money and Relationships, Financial Communication for Couples, Attachment Styles and Money, Financial Conflict Resolution, Therapy-Informed Financial Planning, Financial Trauma Healing, Financial Wellness for CouplesMentions:Website: https://www.discretionaryinc.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsaytroxell More of Healthy Love & Money:Redefine your relationship with money and each other: https://www.healthyloveandmoney.com/Ed’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/healthyloveandmoney/Contact me at [email protected] Love & Money is a personal podcast meant for education and entertainment. It should not be taken as financial advice and is not prescriptive of your financial situation.
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Why Blame Breaks Relationships—Understand Your Partner Instead with Brendan Frazier
What if the future of financial planning isn't in the numbers—but in the emotions behind them? In this episode, Ed sits down with Brendan Frazier—host of The Human Side of Money podcast and Chief Behavioral Officer at RFG Advisory—to explore why the most meaningful conversations about money aren’t about returns or budgets…they're about people. With deep insight into the psychology of money, Brendan shares why technology may soon outpace advisors on the technical front—and why human connection is the irreplaceable advantage. Whether you’re a couple trying to get on the same financial page, a planner aiming to deepen client relationships, or someone who just wants to feel seen in your money journey, this conversation is your invitation to shift from transactions to transformation. This is the episode you didn’t know you needed—but won’t stop thinking about. Key Takeaways:• How is the growing role of psychology reshaping the future of financial planning, especially in light of advancing technology and AI?• What challenges do financial advisors face when trying to help clients take meaningful action, and how can understanding human behavior improve outcomes?• Why are empathy and mutual understanding between partners crucial for navigating money conversations in relationships?Key Timestamps: (00:00) – The Emergence of Psychology in Financial Planning (03:00) – Technology's Role in Financial Advising (06:00) – The Human Side of Financial Planning (08:00) – Trust and Vulnerability in Client Relationships (10:00) – The Psychology of Spending and Understanding Behavior (17:00) – Financial Trade-Offs and Shared Decision-Making (19:00) – Automation and Willpower in Money Management (22:00) – When Knowing What to Do Isn't Enough (27:00) – Bridging the Financial Knowledge Gap Between Partners (35:00) – Taking Responsibility in RelationshipsKey Topics Discussed:Healthy Love and Money, Ed Coambs, Charlotte North Carolina, Financial Therapy, Couples Financial Planning, Financial Intimacy, Money and Relationships, Financial Communication for Couples, Attachment Styles and Money, Financial Conflict Resolution, Therapy-Informed Financial Planning, Financial Trauma Healing, Financial Wellness for Couples, Human side of money, Psychology and financial planning, Behavioral finance, Technology and financial advising, Financial advisor client relationships, Brendan FrazierMentions:Website: https://rfgadvisory.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanfrazier?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F Mentions: Human Side of Money PodcastMore of Healthy Love & Money:Redefine your relationship with money and each other: https://www.healthyloveandmoney.com/Ed’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/healthyloveandmoney/Contact me at [email protected] Love & Money is a personal podcast meant for education and entertainment. It should not be taken as financial advice and is not prescriptive of your financial situation.
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The 5 W’s Every Couple Must Ask for Stronger Relationships
In this solo episode, Ed unpacks the Five W’s—Who, What, Why, Where, and When—as a framework for building deeper financial intimacy. Money isn’t just about numbers; it’s about the stories, fears, hopes, and histories that shape how couples connect. From uncovering the “who” that shows up at the table, to redefining the “what” of financial intimacy, and exploring the “why” behind money conflicts, this conversation helps you turn financial stress into a pathway for trust and closeness. Whether you’re navigating careers, kids, or retirement planning, Ed offers practical reflections and heartfelt insights to bring more honesty, compassion, and teamwork into your financial life together.Key Takeaways:• What does financial intimacy mean beyond budgets and numbers, and how can couples practice it with honesty and vulnerability?• Who shows up in your financial conversations—the present you, or the past experiences that still shape your money story?• Why does exploring the deeper meaning behind money conflicts transform financial stress into trust, compassion, and connection?Key Timestamps:(00:00) - Understanding financial intimacy(03:00) - Why money conflicts run deeper(04:00) - A story about mortgage vs. investing(05:00) - Where financial intimacy happens(06:00) - Couples and financial intimacy(07:00) - Pulling the Five W’s togetherKey Topics Discussed:Healthy Love and Money, Ed Coambs, Charlotte North Carolina, Financial Therapy, Couples Financial Planning, Financial Intimacy, Money and Relationships, Financial Communication for Couples, Attachment Styles and Money, Financial Conflict Resolution, Therapy-Informed Financial Planning, Financial Trauma Healing, Financial Wellness for Couples, Financial Intimacy, Healthy Money Conversations, Couples And Money, Building Trust With Finances, Relationship And Financial WellnessMore of Healthy Love & Money:Redefine your relationship with money and each other: https://www.healthyloveandmoney.com/Ed’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/healthyloveandmoney/Contact me at [email protected] Love & Money is a personal podcast meant for education and entertainment. It should not be taken as financial advice and is not prescriptive of your financial situation.
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Why Sensitive People Struggle With Money (And How to Fix It) with Diana Gisel Yañez
Ed is joined by the deeply insightful Diana Gisel Yañez—money coach, investment manager, and advocate for financial healing through a lens of social justice and sensitivity. Diana shares her unique journey from Wall Street disillusionment to empowering highly sensitive people (HSPs) to reclaim their financial narratives. Together, Ed and Diana explore the intersection of money, emotion, and meaning—unpacking how cultural background, nervous system regulation, and deep values shape our relationship with wealth. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by finances or questioned your place in traditional financial spaces, this episode will help you feel seen, soothed, and inspired to rethink your financial path with greater compassion and clarity. From navigating cash flow with intention to investing with purpose, Diana reminds us that money is more than math—it’s a mirror of our inner and communal lives.Key Takeaways:• What does it mean to be a highly sensitive person, and how does that shape one's relationship with money?• How can individuals align their financial decisions—like budgeting and investing—with their values and social justice commitments?• Why is understanding personal and cultural money stories essential for meaningful financial growth and healing?Key Timestamps:(00:00) - Cultural diversity, social justice, and money(06:00) - Where highly sensitive people feel most at home(10:00) - Class, status, and emotional dissonance in money(13:00) - Giving back, family dynamics, and survivor’s guilt(17:00) - Discovering and defining highly sensitive people (HSP)(21:00) - Personal reflections on sensitivity and identity(28:00) - Healing through regulation & body awareness(31:00) - Investment management with a regenerative, justice-aligned lens(36:00) - The broader money picture: cash flow and lifestyle alignment(40:00) - Emotional and psychological components of moneyKey Topics Discussed:Healthy Love and Money, Ed Coambs, Charlotte North Carolina, Financial Therapy, Couples Financial Planning, Financial Intimacy, Money and Relationships, Financial Communication for Couples, Attachment Styles and Money, Financial Conflict Resolution, Therapy-Informed Financial Planning, Financial Trauma Healing, Financial Wellness for Couples, Highly Sensitive Person and Money, Socially Responsible Investing, Financial Coaching for Empaths, Money Mindset and Emotional Wellness, Values-Based Financial PlanningMentions:Website: https://highlysensitivemoney.podbean.com/ LinkedIn: https://mx.linkedin.com/in/dianagyanez More of Healthy Love & Money:Redefine your relationship with money and each other: https://www.healthyloveandmoney.com/Ed’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/healthyloveandmoney/Contact me at [email protected] Love & Money is a personal podcast meant for education and entertainment. It should not be taken as financial advice and is not prescriptive of your financial situation.
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Why Scarcity, Not Your Bank Account, Holds You Back with Leisa Peterson
Ed welcomes author, coach, and financial thought leader Leisa Peterson for a powerful conversation on money, relationships, and abundance. Leisa shares the journey behind her new book The Money Catalyst, a parable that blends storytelling with timeless lessons about love, wealth, and self-discovery. Together, they explore how our upbringing shapes money beliefs, the tensions couples face around finances, and the transformative power of shifting from scarcity to abundance. Whether you’re navigating money with a partner or seeking a deeper relationship with wealth, this episode will challenge old narratives and inspire new possibilities.Key Takeaways:• How do our childhood experiences shape the way we approach money in relationships?• What does it take to shift from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance?• How can storytelling and reflection help heal financial wounds and create deeper connections with our partners?Key Timestamps:(00:00) - Money beliefs and tension(09:00) - Childhood money stories(18:00) - Using books as resources(21:00) - Practical money strategies(23:00) - Early money books(26:00) - Detaching self-worth from net worth(30:00) - Navigating daily financial choices(34:00) - Healing family money woundsKey Topics Discussed:Healthy Love and Money, Ed Coambs, Charlotte North Carolina, Financial Therapy, Couples Financial Planning, Financial Intimacy, Money and Relationships, Financial Communication for Couples, Attachment Styles and Money, Financial Conflict Resolution, Therapy-Informed Financial Planning, Financial Trauma Healing, Financial Wellness for Couples, Money Mindset, Financial Intimacy, Scarcity vs Abundance, Leisa Peterson Interview, Healthy Relationship with MoneyMentions:Website: https://www.wealthclinic.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leisapeterson1 Mentions: The Mindful Millionaire More of Healthy Love & Money:Redefine your relationship with money and each other: https://www.healthyloveandmoney.com/Ed’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/healthyloveandmoney/Contact me at [email protected] Love & Money is a personal podcast meant for education and entertainment. It should not be taken as financial advice and is not prescriptive of your financial situation.
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Why did you spend so much money on… Couples have fights, disagreements, and misunderstandings about money all the time. This is normal, but is it healthy for your relationship? The solutions to money differences are not always as apparent as smart couples would think. Listen to incredible interviews with financial therapists, couples therapists, and financial planning experts to learn, heal, and grow your way through your most resentment-building financial differences. There is no need to experience financial misery with your happily ever after when you can foster financial intimacy. If you are smart, ambitious, love your partner, and don’t want money to be a barrier to connection, meaning, and purpose in your life, then pop in your ear buds or crank up your speakers in your family mobile and let’s get you moving towards healthy love and money. This podcast is for you if If you are a female breadwinner or married to one If you are a successful professional but still feel miserable about money If you can’t stop thinking about money, and check your bank account three times a day If you spend money and then worry what your partner will think If you got a large sum of money and it has caused more problems than good If you are planning to get married no matter which time it is If one or both of your parents was a mess with money If your siblings can’t stop asking for financial help If you have adult children you want out of your wallet If your a first generation professional and you feel out of place with your income If you want your partner to participate in the finances with you If you feel guilt, shame, anxiety, or fear about money If you don’t see your money topic, let us know and we will be sure to cover it. [Occasional Explicit Content]

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