How to Tune Out Your Fear of Financial News Entrepreneur Network partner Brittney Castro addresses the best ways to conquer money-crazed media.

By Entrepreneur Staff

Do you ever watch financial news on TV and walk away feeling more confused and stressed about your financial future than ever? Most financial news is there to drive stress. What it doesn't do is help people understand how to manage their money in order to reach their financial goals. In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Brittney Castro shares some insights on how to watch and read financial news without going into a financial frenzy.

Watch more videos from Financially Wise Women's Brittney Castro on her YouTube channel here.

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