Hello and welcome another Money Moments bonus episode; where we chat to real Kiwis about their experiences with money.

Today we're joined by Briony McKenzie for the second time! Briony is a Life and Business Coach and the founder of Untapped. If you haven't listened to our first episode with Briony yet, we'd recommend going back and having a listen.

If you're a regular listener of the podcast, you'll know that Cat and I have both been investing in our mental health recently, Cat with therapy and me with coaching (and with Briony at that).

So today, we chat with Briony about all things investing in ourselves and coaching. We chat about how much it costs, the distinction between personal and professional growth and how coaching can support rewriting some of our deeper beliefs, which ultimately lead to the way we view, talk and think about money.

Specifically, we cover: 

• The difference between mentoring and coaching 
• How much coaching costs in comparison to mentoring
• What kind of coaching is there available - 1:1, group coaching and more
• The perceived value between coaching group vs 1:1 coaching 
• Why answering the question of “will I get the result I want?” comes back to you get out what you put in
• Why investing in yourself is about reprioritising what’s important to you, and creating space in your budget as a non-negotiable
• How Briony is investing in her health
• The distinction of personal and professional growth 
• How employees can approach asking employers to invest in their personal development
• How we can go about changing our ingrained beliefs, and why these will have a knock-on effect in rewriting our money habits

We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did!

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