“Wealth doesn’t come from managing your money.
Wealth comes from managing the emotions behind your money.”
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Over the course of my career, I discovered something that was never taught in business school: each of us has our own unique and personal relationship with money.
It begins even before you get your first piggy bank and over the years it changes very little. It may evolve ever so slightly but for the most part, your feelings toward money are imprinted from birth.
This will influence how much money you’ll make throughout your entire life.
Unless you’re in touch with those emotions and understand the impact that they have on your financial behavior, and unless you take steps to change or heal some of those behaviors, you will not achieve the wealth and happiness you desire.
The bottom line is that wealth doesn’t come from managing your money. Wealth comes from managing the emotions behind your money.
It’s that simple.
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University of Iowa BA, DePaul University Career Center CFP Program
Years of Experience: 14Mark Murphy started in the financial services industry 14 years ago by working with his sister. Having the flexibility to be home and raise my children, while being able to help countless people with their financial goals has had a tremendous impact on my life, and confirms that I made the right career choice.
In his free time, Mark enjoys playing music and eating tacos.
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BA in Psychology from St. Xavier University; Series 7, 63, 65 and Life and Health licensed.
Years of Experience: 33Cheri Finno has worked in Financial Services for over 33 years. Prior to joining the JMC team, Cheri worked at a family-owned bank, building life-long relationships with clients there. Becoming a licensed Financial Advisor was the natural next step.
At JMC, I can help more clients better create their ideal financial future.
In her free time, Cheri enjoys working in her garden, listening to Hootie and the Blowfish, or wishing she was in Cancun.
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Over the course of my career, I discovered something that was never taught in business school: each of us has our own unique and personal relationship with money.
It begins even before you get your first piggy bank and over the years it changes very little. It may evolve ever so slightly but for the most part, your feelings toward money are imprinted from birth.
This will influence how much money you’ll make throughout your entire life.
Unless you’re in touch with those emotions and understand the impact that they have on your financial behavior, and unless you take steps to change or heal some of those behaviors, you will not achieve the wealth and happiness you desire.
The bottom line is that wealth doesn’t come from managing your money. Wealth comes from managing the emotions behind your money.
It’s that simple.
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14 years
University of Iowa BA, DePaul University Career Center CFP ProgramMark Murphy started in the financial services industry 14 years ago by working with his sister. Having the flexibility to be home and raise his children, while being able to help countless people with their financial goals has had a tremendous impact on his life, and confirms that he made the right career choice.
In his free time, Mark enjoys playing music and eating tacos.
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4 years
DePaul University
From a young age, Jordan Gales has been passionate about making a positive and differential impact on others’ lives. Working as a financial advisor at JMC Wealth allows him to apply his analytical skills everyday to help clients create the life they want. This passion for helping is what motivates him on a day by day basis – that and breakfast sandwiches.
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