Mind over Money

About This Audiobook

Mind over Money cuts through the noise of traditional personal finance advice by treating money not as a numbers problem, but as a psychological one. Brad Klontz, a clinical psychologist and financial planner, draws from years of clinical work to expose how deeply ingrained money beliefs—often formed in childhood—dictate our spending, saving, and relationship conflicts. What sets this audiobook apart is its blend of candid case studies, behavioral science, and actionable exercises, all anchored in real emotional terrain. This isn’t about budgeting apps or stock picks; it’s about uncovering the hidden scripts that make us self-sabotage, whether through compulsive shopping, financial avoidance, or money shame. As the narrator, Klontz delivers his own writing with a grounded, empathetic tone that feels more like therapy than lecture. His voice carries both authority and warmth, making heavy emotional topics digestible without oversimplifying them. The audiobook’s structure allows for reflection, with guided pauses and prompts that work especially well in audio format. Ideal for those who’ve tried financial advice that ‘should’ work but doesn’t, Mind over Money offers a refreshingly human take on why we act against our best interests—and how to finally change the script.