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In this short video, the speaker argues that impulsive spending—such as splurging when tax time arrives or after receiving a large lump sum—stems from an underlying feeling of unsafety in the nervous system and spirit. According to the speaker, the body’s nervous system does not feel secure holding money, which drives people to quickly spend it rather than keep it.

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