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Tune to watch Best Selling Author, Award Winning Speaker, and Biology-based Success Architect Heather Wagenhals interview the hottest minds in productivity, entrepreneurship, budgeting, personal finance, investing, psychology, and personal development to help you get your MoneyMind©Right. Past appearances include: celebrity guests like Larry Winget of A & E’s Big SpenderMillion Dollar Listing BRAVO's Chris Leavitt, and Sharon Lechter co-author Rich Dad Poor Dad. Our lineup of guests includes T. Harv Eker author of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, Chicken Soup for the Soul magnate Mark Victor Hansen, real estate expert Jason HartmanKiana Danial the Invest Diva, Mastering Happiness coach Dr. Joel Wade, publishing tycoon Steve Forbes, #1 Ranked market analyst Jim Woods, Shark Tank’s Kevin Harrington and many more.

Dec 13, 2013

Captain Tom Bunn, licensed therapist, connects your fear of flying and your fear of money with Heather Wagenhals this Friday morning on the Unlock Your Wealth Radio Show at 9:00am (PST). Graduating from the Neurolinguistic Program and The Masters Institute in New York, Bunn became a licensed therapist for his fear of flying program, SOAR. Listen as Bunn shares the three different phases of strengthening exercises to use both on and off an airplane.

 

This week’s trivia is based on last week’s Key, Remember Real Estate plus Minutes on your Money and more during Declare Your Financial Independence 2013.

This Week’s Key in the Keys to Riches Financial Wellness Series:

Forget the Perfection Principle

 

Tune in to learn how to manage money easier, in less time reducing money stress and choosing to create wealth and happiness with Heather’s proven strategies right here http://UnlockYourWealthRadio.com

 

 

Tom Bunn on UYWRadioBio: Tom Bunn graduated from Wake Forest University in Psychology, and soon became Captain Tom entering the U.S. Air Force. Number one in his class when he got his wings in 1960, he was given his choice of assignments, and chose to fly the Air Force's first supersonic jet fighter, the F-100.