July 31, 2024

Dealing with Money Dysmorphia: When Perception Isn't Reality

Dealing with Money Dysmorphia: When Perception Isn't Reality

Half of millennials and Gen Z have money dysmorphia.

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A few weeks ago, I asked you all if the concept of "disordered financial behavior" resonated with you—and the response was overwhelming. And while a large faction of millennials and Gen Z deal with money dysmorphia—or as I'm inclined to call it, money disorientation—I'm not sure if the traditional blame on social media is the real cause. So how are we developing money dysmorphia, and how can we learn to deal with it?

Transcripts, show notes, production credits, and resources can be found at: https://moneywithkatie.com/money-dysmorphia.

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