Budgeting without Shame with Maria Perez

15/07/2025 37 min Episodio 2
Budgeting without Shame with Maria Perez

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In this episode of the Mindful Millions podcast, host Cristina Perez engages in a heartfelt conversation with her mother, Maria Perez, about the evolution of budgeting and its significance in achieving financial health. They discuss personal experiences with budgeting, the emotional barriers that often accompany financial management, and various budgeting methods. The episode emphasizes the importance of aligning financial goals with personal values and reframing budgeting as a tool for empowerment rather than restriction.TakeawaysBudgeting is essential for financial health and peace of mind.Starting to budget can be done with simple tools like a notebook.Emotional barriers often hinder effective budgeting practices.Different budgeting methods can cater to individual preferences and lifestyles.The importance of aligning financial goals with personal values.Budgeting should be seen as a choice to direct cash flow towards priorities.Consistency in budgeting leads to better financial awareness and control.Automated budgeting tools can save time and enhance efficiency.Understanding one's relationship with money is crucial for financial success.Financial literacy is a continuous journey that requires education and practice.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Mindful Budgeting02:56 The Evolution of Budgeting Practices13:01 Comparing Budgeting Methods24:48 Emotional Barriers and Mindset Shifts30:51 Final Thoughts on BudgetingSound Bites"What gets measured gets managed.""The budget is just the guidelines.""You can start with a notebook."Work with Cristina:Ready to take the next step in aligning your finances with your values? Visit mindfulmillions.co to learn more and connect with Cristina.Follow along for more:Stay inspired and empowered—follow Cristina on TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Facebook @mindfulmillionsmgmgtView Legal Disclaimers