The Female Money Doctor - Dr Nikki
Today we have a very special guest, Dr. Nikki, also known as The Female Money Doctor.
With over 12 years of experience as an NHS GP and women’s health specialist, she has seen firsthand how poor money management can impact the mental and physical health of her patients and colleagues.
Dr. Nikki believes that health and wealth are intimately intertwined, and that we cannot be truly healthy while a money nightmare is going on in the background.
To help combat this issue, Dr. Nikki has trained as a money coach and runs an award-winning blog called The Female Money Doctor.Com.
She is the only doctor to be featured in the top 25 feedspot list of Personal Finance Blogs in the UK and has been highlighted in Plum’s Top 5 Personal Finance Blogs for female financial independence.
She has been featured in a variety of media outlets, including London Live Radio with Jo Good, Anthea Turner’s Hot Topics, Grazia magazine, and The Daily Mail.
On today’s episode, Dr. Nikki shares her insights on the connection between financial and mental health. She talks about the importance of being organized with finances, building wealth for the future, and creating a financial plan that suits individual needs.Â
With her expertise, Dr. Nikki helps women from all over the world improve their mental health and well-being.
Tune in to gain valuable knowledge and learn how to take control of your finances to achieve the future you truly deserve.
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Show Notes
In this episode of The Money Gains Podcast, our guest Dr. Nikki, also known as The Female Money Doctor, shares her personal journey of struggling to save money while studying to become a doctor.
She witnessed how some of her colleagues in the NHS were terrible with money, leading to stress and anxiety, which impacted their mental and physical health.
Dr. Nikki talks about the ‘keep up with the Joneses’ culture prevalent in the NHS, where doctors and nurses felt pressured to have a certain lifestyle, which led to them overspending and accumulating debt.
She believes that this culture was detrimental to the money and mental health of healthcare professionals and needed to be addressed.
Dr. Nikki shares how she finally got her own money on track in her early 30s, which included creating a budget, tracking her expenses, and being mindful of her spending habits.
She highlights the importance of being organised with finances, building wealth for the future, and creating a financial plan that suits individual needs.
We also discuss the money personality quiz that Dr. Nikki created to help people identify their money habits and understand how they can improve their financial situation.
We delve into the relationship between money and mental health and how poor money management can impact our well-being.
Dr. Nikki’s message is clear – health and wealth are intimately intertwined, and we cannot be truly healthy while a money nightmare is going on in the background.
She provides valuable insights and knowledge on how to take control of your finances to achieve the future you truly deserve.
Listen in to gain valuable knowledge and learn how to improve your mental health and well-being through sound financial management.
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