In this episode of TaylorMade Financial Talks, Aubrey Taylor explores the psychology behind financial behavior, particularly focusing on debt. He argues that debt itself is not the problem; rather, the lack of a structured financial system is what leads to anxiety and stress. Taylor emphasizes the importance of understanding how to manage debt within a larger financial framework, advocating for a shift from viewing debt as a moral failing to seeing it as a variable that can be managed. He discusses the detrimental effects of shame on financial decision-making and promotes the idea of redirection of funds rather than restriction. Ultimately, Taylor encourages listeners to build a sustainable financial future through education and structured planning.

In this conversation, Aubrey Taylor discusses the importance of financial discipline as the foundation for achieving financial peace and building wealth. He emphasizes that true wealth requires patience and consistent habits rather than instant gratification. Taylor shares insights on how discipline can lead to financial control, break generational cycles of financial struggle, and the significance of having a personalized financial plan. He also highlights the role of life insurance with living benefits in providing security and peace of mind for families.

Season 2, Episode 2 of Taylor Made Financial Talks breaks down what people really mean when they say, “I need to think about it.” Spoiler: it’s not procrastination—it’s uncertainty that doesn’t feel safe yet. In this episode, we unpack the psychology behind financial hesitation and show how clarity and structure eliminate pressure, second-guessing, and stalled decisions. You’ll learn how intentional planning—and especially the use of living benefits—reduces financial anxiety, simplifies complex choices, and creates real confidence in action. This conversation is for anyone tired of spinning their wheels financially and ready to replace hesitation with purpose, clarity, and control.