Part 3 of our The Psychology of Money for Teachers series!
In this episode:
- Why real wealth is invisible — and flashy spending is a trap
- The true purpose of saving (hint: it's not about being "good with money")
- How comparison steals both joy and financial progress
- Why your personal money choices don’t need to be defended
Reflection Assignment:
What money habits are rooted in comparison?
What might it look like to save for peace instead of spending for appearances?
Resources & Links:
- Get your copy of The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
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