Juggling Mind and Money
Welcome to the Juggling Mind and Money Podcast with Steve Rowe and Jessica Schlupp-Taylor.
Steve Rowe is the founder of Lucent Financial Planning and an award-winning independent financial planner. He helps you to use your money and have a great life.
Jess Schlupp-Taylor is a psychologist supporting people through change, challenges and forks in the road of life.
Together they will help you unblock the sludge in your mind, stopping you from achieving financial and psychological happiness.
Juggling Mind and Money
Latest Episodes
Ep.44 Why financial planning isn't really about money
In this solo episode — the first time Steve has recorded without Jess — he opens with three impressions (Martin Luther King, JFK and Steve Jobs) before making a case he's been making his whole career: that financial planning isn't really about ...
Ep.43 Why imposter syndrome quietly wrecks financial decisions
In this episode, Steve is joined by Jess, the podcast's resident psychologist, to look at why so many of us secretly suspect our success is a fluke, why the term "imposter syndrome" is more medically specific than the way most people use it, an...
Ep.42 Money that makes sense for families with special educational needs | Rhiannon Goff
In this episode, Steve is joined by Rhiannon Goff, founder of SENDA (Special Educational Needs and Disability Advisors) and a financial adviser with 26 years of experience, the last 10 of which she has spent working exclusively with families wh...
Ep.41 What Couples Get Wrong About Money | Sonya Lutter
In this episode, Steve is joined by Sonya Lutter, a researcher and money psychologist based at Texas Tech and the founder of the Institute for Systemic Financial Professionals. Sonya has spent years studying what actually happens inside couples...
Ep.40 - Why we crave certainty and Why money can’t give it to us.
In this episode, Steve and Jess talk about why our brains chase certainty, why money can't really deliver it, and how to build a financial and psychological life that bends with whatever comes.Certainty is one of those things almost ever...
