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Holistic approach

Revisado: 03-30-23

Joyce Marter’s “The Financial Mindset Fix” is an actual consultation session for me. Joyce is a licensed psychotherapist and entrepreneur. That career combination says a lot on what she’s capable of. The book covered self-assessments and exercises and carefully defined mindsets one needs to focus on; it is systematic, based on tried and tested practices, holistic and can relate on a personal level (something I always look for in a book). Abundance is a process that is achievable and starts with the right mindset.


I thought I was doing okay financially by trying my best to spend wisely and live below my means, a practice ingrained in me since I was a child. At the same time, I was satisfied with how things were going but no big dreams of my own. Then, the pandemic hit. It was a period of uncertainty that led me to see that I am not yet self-sufficient in how limiting my behaviors were. Assessing myself with very specific questions and exercises on the 1st round was a little shocking, seeing where my baseline is. But with the guidelines set in this book, the constant reminder and push from Joyce, my understanding is getting clearer. It was a humbling experience. One thing that stuck with me the most, was how bad I am with self-love, something that I started working on while listening to this book, still a long way but I’m proud to say I already got my first steps.

I consider this as one of the books I would constantly go back to. In fact, I’m already starting my 2nd round listening to the audiobook. And I will share this. It’s something most people around me need. Looking forward to my own journey (process) towards more positivity, overall good health, and abundance. A big thanks to Joyce Marter for doing her best to share her knowledge and empathy to the world!

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