Good at Feelings, bad at Money
Rachel Duncan CFT ATR-PI’m Rachel Duncan, CFT, ATR-P, a Certified Financial & Art Therapist. I write about why some of us are good at feelings and bad at money, and how to actually become better friends with your finances. It's messy, it's beautiful, it's radical.
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