The Problem of Money Podcast

The Wedding Budget Trap: Are You Planning a Celebration or Buying Approval? 💍💸 Weddings are meant to be a joyous rite of passage, but for many, they have become a source of crippling financial stress and emotional exhaustion. Whether it's an Asian community wedding with a £50,000 price tag or a modest ceremony, the same question arises: Why does the budget feel like a battlefield? In this episode, we move past the spreadsheets to look at the "gnarly" psychological drivers behind wedding spending. We explore the paralyzing fear of "looking bad" to the community and how the pressure to maintain reputation often overrides our own Life Path. In this episode, you will discover: The "Looking Bad" Tax: Why we spend thousands not to create joy, but to avoid the discomfort of other people's judgment. How to stop focusing on the "number per head" and start focusing on the emotional qualities you actually want your wedding to embody. How to enter marriage with authenticity by balancing respect for tradition with the courage of your own convictions. The Myth of the Number: Why a £10,000 loan won't guarantee a happy marriage, and why "magic" can be created with or without a huge budget. Parental Pressure: How to navigate the guilt of not being a "good provider" when you can't afford the plush wedding your community expects. Whether you are planning your own big day, supporting a child, or attending as a guest, this conversation will help you navigate the "Wedding Industrial Complex" with a lighter heart and a more conscious wallet. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Money Rows: The Real Reason Relationships Fail in January 💔💰 Statistically, January is the peak month for divorce inquiries, and the #1 reason cited is almost always "conflict over money." But is money actually the cause of divorce? In this eye-opening episode, we move past the surface-level arguments about credit card bills and bankruptcy to uncover the deep-seated psychological projections that tear couples apart. We challenge the common narrative that "he spends too much" or "she is too controlling," revealing instead how these money behaviors are often the very qualities we once fell in love with—but now struggle to integrate within ourselves. In this episode, you will discover: Why money doesn't push people apart, but our refusal to accept human difference does. The "Tight-Arse" vs. The "Reckless Spender": Why you were likely attracted to your partner's opposite money style, and why it's now driving you crazy. Real-life examples of how two couples can face bankruptcy, yet one thrives while the other dissolves. How to move from "unconscious guardrails" to a values-based spending plan that honours both responsibility and spontaneity. Whether you're in a happy relationship, navigating a difficult one, or starting fresh, this conversation provides a radical new lens for understanding the person sitting across the table from you. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

  We often think our financial struggles are about "reality" - not having enough, getting ripped off, or being "bad" with budgets. But what if the biggest obstacle in your bank account is actually a stuck story you've been telling yourself for decades?  In this first deep-dive of 2026, we explore the incredible power of deliberate reframing. We move beyond just identifying your "money path" and show you how to consciously choose a new narrative that creates immediate lightness and freedom. Using a raw and honest example of hiring marketing consultants, Shabbar reveals how he moved from a story of "paranoia and self-blame" (feeling stupid and ripped off) to a story of "Research & Development" (treating expenditure as an investment in learning). Same money spent, same business—but a completely different internal reality. In this episode, you will discover: How "I have to do this" stories create a mental prison that guarantees frustration. How to change your story from "I'm exploiting people" to a different one that still sits well with you. A radical 2026 challenge—can you view a major purchase as an act of trusting life rather than preparing for a "scary future"? Whether you are a self-employed professional struggling to set fees or someone paralyzed by fear of the future, this episode offers a practical, fun, and experimental way to rewrite your financial destiny this year. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

New Year, New Money Mindset: 2025 Highlights & 2026 Resolutions 🎆 Welcome to our 2025 year-end special! In this episode, we're looking back at the most transformative moments from the past year to help you propel your financial and emotional well-being into 2026. Whether you're a long-time listener or joining us for the first time, this "greatest hits" summary acts as a masterclass in the Money and Life work we explore every week. We revisit the fundamental concepts that changed the game for our listeners this year—from the three archetypal money movements to the life-changing "detective work" that turns small financial annoyances into profound self-discoveries. We aren't just looking at bank balances; we're looking at how to reclaim your vitality, peace, and power from the numbers. In this New Year special, you will discover: The 3 Money Movements: Are you a "grabber," a "pusher," or "stuck behind guardrails"? The Sock Scandal: Why a simple £7 purchase triggered deep sadness. Kronos vs. Kairos: The secret to finding "bridge moments" of peace that money can't buy. Why trying to "maximize value" in every experience actually robs you of the joy you're paying for. How to identify where you are spiritually "rich" and where you might be relationally "poor," regardless of your net worth. Why 2026 should be the year you start running "money experiments" to break your rigid, heavy patterns. Join us, Shabbar & Tim, as we turn the lessons of 2025 into powerful resolutions for a lighter, more conscious 2026. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Christmas is meant to be a time of joy, but for many, it becomes a period of intense financial pressure, overspending, and debt. You know a spike in costs is coming, yet many still use the credit card as a "tap and forget" solution, leading to January anxiety. Why do we keep doing it? This special episode dives into the deep psychology behind our Christmas habits. We explore why the holiday season is the ultimate microcosm of the tension between the Money Path (consumption, pressure) and the Life Path (connection, magic). We expose the unconscious drives that make you spend more than you can comfortably afford: the compulsion to prove you are a "good dad" or "successful family member," and the powerful desire to escape the daily grind and invest in a fantasy of magic and carefreeness. Tune in to discover: Why we seek permission during the holidays to break the rules and live in a temporary financial fantasy, How to distinguish between spending out of genuine choice and spending out of compulsion or guilt. The surprising ancient meaning of gold and why it may have been the gift of choice by one of the Maggi to Jesus at his birth. How to navigate family expectations and the onslaught of commercial marketing to ensure your spending—or non-spending—is a free, conscious choice that serves your actual life.   Stop letting pressure dictate your holidays. Find a way to have a truly rich, joyful, and magical Christmas with or without massive spending. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Welcome to Part 2 of our listener Q&A special! This episode dives straight into the heavy, real-life financial struggles shared by our community, exploring the deepest psychological roots of money anxiety and self-sabotage. We tackle three profound listener questions that expose the hidden emotional contracts governing your bank account: The Giver's Trap: Why do I constantly keep giving my money away and find it impossible to save? The Ethics Dilemma: In a world of greenwashing and corporate corruption, is it even possible to invest ethically? The Achilles Heel: How do you cope when a threat to your financial stability instantly catapults you into extreme, debilitating anxiety? This episode is a lifeline for anyone feeling held hostage by their financial fears. Stop letting anxiety dictate your future—it's time to move toward conscious stability. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

We're dedicating our final episodes of the year to you, our listeners! In Part 1 of our Q&A special, we dive into your most profound questions about money, fear, and true contentment. This episode tackles the powerful, unconscious terror that holds many people back, even those with ample savings: the paralyzing fear of running out of money. We explore the shocking truth that this concern often has nothing to do with your bank balance and everything to do with a deeper, existential human fear. We unpack key listener questions: The Enoughness Enigma: How do you find peace with what you have without the lingering, gnawing hunger for more? The Flow Trap: One listener is in a wonderful flow with money but fears it will "dry up." Money and Mortality: We dissect the heavy, unconscious association between financial ruin and the fear of death. If you are fighting your own relationship with money, this episode provides a compassionate framework for turning fear into freedom. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Have you ever faced a decision—a career change, a big trip, a new hobby—and immediately heard a voice saying, "But what about the money?" In this crucial episode, we dive into the universal tension between the Money Path (the secure, sensible choice) and the Life Path (the choice that brings genuine vitality and soul). Inspired by Shabbar's story of his daughter choosing between a high-paying finance career and a passionate path in physiotherapy, we expose the silent, unconscious judgments that stop us—and our loved ones—from pursuing true fulfillment. We reveal why instinctively nudging someone toward a higher paycheck is often a response to our own financial fears, and how this seemingly "sensible" advice can inadvertently crush a dream and lead to years of unfulfilled work. In this episode, we discuss: How your own money stories and anxieties prevent us from supporting a loved one's passion. Why true success is measured by qualities (joy, fulfillment, energy) and not just quantities (salary, pension pot). Why taking time to "let go and explore" is a necessary and natural part of the life path, even if it feels terrifying. Simple, transformative questions we can ask to gently encourage a loved one's dream, validating their energy without shutting it down with a "money story." The best thing you can do to find your own path is to help someone else find theirs. Tune in and learn how to listen for the energy that truly matters. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

The Hidden Reason Why This Tax Makes You SO Angry 😡 Inheritance Tax (IHT) is the financial issue everyone despises, often called a "bloody unfair trap" that takes 40% of what you worked for. But what if your intense anger and deep sense of violation aren't actually about the tax rate at all? In this essential episode, we move beyond tax avoidance strategies to perform crucial emotional detective work. We dive into the profound psychological reasons why the "death tax" hits us so hard, exposing how it touches on our most sensitive fears about aging, mortality, and control.  We explore the common, unconscious beliefs that keep people trapped: the illusion of the "heroic individual" who made all their wealth alone, and the fear that society is failing the next generation. In this episode, we explore: What emotion are you really feeling when you curse the taxman? (Hint: It's not just financial.) Why focusing intensely on protecting every penny is an unconscious way of mourning the loss of power and vitality. How acknowledging society's role in your success can liberate you from anger and allow you to give with a "warm heart." Stop letting this one tax control your feelings. Discover the mindset shift that allows you to manage your wealth with peace, purpose, and confidence, regardless of the percentage. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Part 4 (of 4) of our "SPENDING" Series. Do you find it easy to buy things for your kids, friends, or partner, but feel a crippling wave of guilt or shame when you spend money on yourself? This familiar tension between self and others is a core battle in our money lives, and it's sabotaging your financial peace. In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the emotional "why" behind this pattern. We expose the unconscious entanglements that make you feel like spending on yourself makes you a "bad parent" or "selfish." It's not about the money; it's about a hidden emotional contract you've made with yourself. We use the illuminating framework of Money Psychology to perform detective work on the judgments you fear—like being seen as unloving or greedy—and show you why these judgments are often entirely false. Understanding this truth is the first step toward financial liberation and achieving a balanced, joyful money flow. In this week's episode, discover: How overspending on your kids can be a desperate, unconscious attempt to prove you're a "good parent." Why placing everyone else's needs above your own leads to resentment and limits your overall life energy. The deeper reason you may struggle to allocate resources to yourself, and why recognizing your own importance is critical. Why learning to be deliberately, healthily "selfish" is necessary for your well-being and actually improves your relationships. Stop being held hostage by guilt. Learn to resource yourself with confidence so your tank is full and you can truly give back to the world. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

"I need to feel a connection to the car, Dad." "But... it doesn't have Bluetooth." Shabbar's staring at specs, mileage, service history. His daughter's waiting for a car to "speak to her." He thinks she's being ridiculous. She thinks he's missing the point entirely. Turns out? They're both right. And both wrong! The questions we address in this episode: Are you making decisions with your head, your heart, or your gut? And what are you missing by ignoring the other two? In this essential episode, we expose the two opposing forces that secretly drive all your spending—from buying socks to purchasing a house—the rational (Thinking) approach and the deeply intuitive (Feeling) approach. We use real-life stories to show that relying on only one side of your intelligence is a recipe for financial dissatisfaction. Why does the "best deal" often lead to the worst experience? Tune in to discover:  Your spending blindspot: Are you shutting down your gut intuition in favour of endless spreadsheets? The problem with perfection: Why the pursuit of the "optimal" purchase is making you miserable and anxious. The dangerous assumption that only measurable things matter - but how the energy you bring to a decision might actually affect the outcome. Tune in to today's episode to learn how to stop making unbalanced money choices, and access your "whole intelligence" to spend with confidence, peace, and real fulfilment. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick

Part 2 of the Spending Series gets practical: How do you decide where your discretionary money goes? Tim introduces a powerful exercise learned from coach Rich Litvin. The result? Crystal clarity on your true priorities—and permission to spend guilt-free on what matters while feeling relaxed about the rest. Shabbar shares a client story: Someone with plenty of money felt crushing guilt about going over budget on curtains for their home renovation. The real issue? An unconscious belief that exceeding budget = irresponsible. You'll explore: Why going "over budget" triggers shame even when you can afford it. The difference between intrinsic and extrinsic spending motivators. How to do the post-it note prioritization exercise (step-by-step). Why couples fight over money (hint: different values, not different numbers) Shabbar's dilemma: Golf holidays vs. pension contributions? Life-centered spending in action: Tim's Arsenal tickets, Shabbar's Himalayan trek. The insight: Budgeting shouldn't feel heavy. It should help you spend confidently on your top priorities while releasing guilt about everything else. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

The call came mid-panic. Years of overspending. Mountains of debt. But here's what made it fascinating: this person knew they needed to stop. They just... couldn't. "I can't tell my kids they can no longer order Uber Eats." But what if the real problem wasn't the spending at all? This episode cracks open the psychology behind why some people can't stop buying things that don't make them happy—and why others hoard money they'll never spend, living with constant anxiety despite being wealthy. The uncomfortable questions: What are you actually trying to purchase when you buy that car, that holiday, that private school education? Why does "scaling back" feel like existential failure—even when rationally you know you need to?  What if the feelings you're chasing (success, status, security) were never in the purchases in the first place?  You'll explore: The two spending traps most people fall into (and why both lead to misery). Why wealthy people still wake up anxious about money Money-centered vs. life-centered spending—and the difference changes everything.   Shabbar confesses about his Canadian Rockies trip. Tim reveals why overspending and underspending are two sides of the same psychological coin. No budgeting tips. No "skip the latte" advice. Just the raw psychology of what we're really doing when we spend. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick

What happens when millionaire athletes argue about whether they should get paid for doing what they love?  When the world's best golfers gathered for the Ryder Cup, a money debate exposed two completely different worldviews. The Europeans refused payment. The Americans demanded compensation. Both teams are multimillionaires. So why did this become so awkward and controversial? Tim and Shabbar dive into this unexpected money drama to explore deeper questions: Does getting paid change how we experience meaningful work? What happens when "time is money" thinking collides with purpose-driven passion? And why does money seem to "get in the way" of some of our most fulfilling experiences? Using this sports story as a lens, they unpack the tension between transactional and life-centered approaches to work, time, and compensation—with surprising insights for anyone navigating their own relationship with money. You'll discover: * Why clarity (or lack of it) makes money conversations so uncomfortable * The hidden cost of "I should be paid for my time" thinking * How collective endeavour differs from individual compensation * What multimillionaires working for free reveals about human psychology * When NOT getting paid might actually be the better deal Whether you're setting your prices, doing community work, or questioning why you do what you do—this conversation will shift how you think about money, meaning, and what truly matters. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

How do you set your fees? Most people just follow the herd—or worse, tie their pricing to their self-worth. And what if the way you set your fees reveals more about your psychology than your business strategy? Tim and Shabbar dive deep into the uncomfortable territory of pricing, charging, and what it means to ask for money. From vegetarian lunches to annual retreats, they explore how moving beyond numbers-based thinking can transform both your business relationships and your bottom line. You'll discover: Why your fee has nothing to do with your worth as a human The two psychological traps that keep you undercharging or overcharging How to think about pricing when you're self-employed or setting organizational fees Why "time is money" logic limits possibility What happens when you prioritize delight over dollars Perfect for: Self-employed professionals stuck on pricing decisions Anyone who feels guilty asking for money Business owners who suspect they're undercharging (or overcharging) People who want to break free from conventional fee-setting Anyone tying their self-worth to their price tag   Warning: This conversation might make you rethink everything you charge. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Have you ever wondered what goes on in a coach's mind when they set their prices? For many, it's a simple business calculation around maximising profit, but in a world where money feels rigid and routine, some are choosing to break the rules. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on a radical approach to setting fees that challenges everything you thought you knew about money, value, and worth. You'll hear real stories from Tim's unique charging structures for his coaching and money workshops, including some involving olive oil and honey! You'll also discover how a playful and experimental mindset can revolutionize your relationship with money, and how you can build a business that serves your community and your soul. Join us as we discuss: Why a fixed price can often be a trap, and how flexible fees can lead to greater fulfilment. How to use money as a tool for connection, not just commerce. Why the most valuable transactions often have nothing to do with cash. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Do you ever feel like conversations about money are just… heavy? From the daily grind of paying bills to the big decisions about your future, money is often surrounded by a serious, anxious energy. But what if that feeling has nothing to do with money itself? In this episode, we dive into why money feels so serious and tense for so many of us. We expose the subconscious beliefs and hidden anxieties that weigh us down, and reveal why our "money dance"—the unconscious patterns we repeat—keeps us locked in a state of stress. Join us as we explore a radical new way to approach your finances: with playfulness and lightness. Discover how changing your mindset isn't just about feeling better, but about making smarter, more conscious decisions that can truly set you free. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Ever been at a group dinner where the bill arrives and the atmosphere instantly gets weird? One person grabs for it, another insists they pay, and everyone else is secretly calculating if they're getting a good deal. We've all been there, but have you ever wondered what's really going on?  In this episode, we dive into "the unscrupulous diner's dilemma," a fascinating psychological study that reveals why we act so strangely when it comes to splitting the bill. We'll uncover the hidden social anxieties, unspoken rules, and subconscious money patterns that turn a simple transaction into a complex social dance. You'll learn what your behaviour around the dinner table says about your deepest money fears, and how to navigate these situations with confidence and clarity. Tune in to discover the unwritten rules of mealtime money and why a simple meal with friends can be so loaded with emotional drama. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

What does it feel like to reach the pinnacle of your career? Most of us imagine it's a moment of pure euphoria, a feeling of finally arriving. But when the world's best golfer, Scottie Scheffler, was asked about his own success, he gave a surprisingly honest answer that has us all asking a deeper question: "What's the point?" In this episode of the Problem of Money Podcast, we're diving into the shocking truth about success and fulfilment. We expose the illusion that so many of us chase—the idea that more wins, more money, or more achievements will finally make us feel whole. The truth is, that fleeting feeling of accomplishment is often an empty one! Join Shabbar and Tim as they explore how to break free from this endless chase and find true meaning, a path that has nothing to do with numbers, titles, or how much you have in your bank account. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at:  https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick  

Ever feel like your bank account is a direct report card on your intelligence? You're not alone! We've all been there: a bad investment, a poor spending choice, or just the feeling of being left behind by a financial world we don't understand. We believe our net worth is our self-worth, and that one "stupid" money decision can haunt us forever. But what if the number in your account has nothing to do with how smart you are? In this episode of the Problem of Money Podcast, Shabbar and Tim tackle the mental traps that keep us feeling stuck. They reveal why so many of us tie our intelligence to our income and how this mindset can create a paralyzing fear of doing anything with our money. Join them as they explore the hidden value in making mistakes and uncover how to reclaim your power—and your intelligence—from your finances. Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work at: https://timothymalnick.com/ Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/ Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick