Bite-sized: The Biggest Lie You Tell Yourself About Money

Many people tell themselves they have more money than they really do, and that if they avoid looking at the problem, it might somehow disappear.

In this bite-sized conversation, financial expert and bestselling author Eoin McGee explains why financial avoidance is so common and why there is no single expense everyone should cut. The better question is whether your spending genuinely adds value to your life.

Eoin also reveals one of the biggest saving mistakes people make: waiting until the end of the month to save whatever is left. Saving isn’t something you’re either “good” or “bad” at - it’s a habit you build gradually.

And if you’re feeling financially trapped, Eoin offers a simple but powerful first step: talk to your best mate. Once you say the problem aloud, it becomes easier to face, share and solve.

Taken from our full conversation, The Psychology of Money and Why We Always Want More, available now on Change Is Possible.