Spencer Sherman on irrational money habits

Posted on | May 11, 2009 |

Spencer Sherman is one of the top wealth managers in the country and the author of The Cure For Money Madness, a guide to overcoming distorted childhood perceptions around money that poison relationships, get in the way of intimacy, and interfere with both money making and enjoying the money we have.

Spencer is also the co-creator and co-leader of the workshop, The Cure For Money Madness: Finding Financial Freedom. In an anthology on relationships with contributors including Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer, Scott Peck, and Thich Nhat Hanh, he wrote the chapter “Money: the Surprising Aphrodisiac.”

In this timely interview with PTA’s own Lauren Frey, Spencer investigates the irrational behavior we all exhibit around money. He provides tips on understanding and controlling emotional responses in order to make wise financial decisions. Spencer also discusses the non-financial benefits of curing money madness, such as increased intimacy with your spouse.

This interview is part of our Booking 2.0 series.

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