Money emotions

Slide Content

The slide is titled "Money emotions" and details how certain emotions can be caused by problems with money. It features three colored circular graphics, each depicting a different emotion and its corresponding percentage, which can be assumed to represent the prevalence or intensity of that emotion in relation to money issues. The emotions listed are "Fear" at 50%, "Embarrassment" at 18%, and "Stress" at 30%. Under each graphic, there is a placeholder for additional descriptions that reads "Put your description here. This is a placeholder text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit."

Graphical Look

• A prominent title "Money emotions" at the top in dark text.
• A subtitle "The following emotions may be caused by problems with money" beneath the main title, in smaller text.
• Three circular graphics, equal in size, aligned horizontally across the slide.
• Each graphic has a bold outline color and a filled color, with an icon in the center that corresponds to the emotion it represents.
• The first graphic is blue with the icon of a troubled face, suggesting fear.
• The second graphic is purple with an icon of a face with a downturned mouth, indicating embarrassment.
• The third graphic is teal with an icon depicting a figure with a head in hands, signifying stress.
• Percentages are prominently displayed in the center of each circle in large white font, indicating the proportion associated with each emotion.
• Each graphic has a label underneath it in capitalized text to denote the respective emotion it represents: "Fear," "Embarrassment," and "Stress."
• Below each label, there is space for additional descriptive text, preceded by a horizontal line for separation, all written in placeholder "Lorem ipsum" text.

The overall look of the slide is clean, colorful, and easy to comprehend with a strong visual hierarchy that guides the viewer's attention from the title to the graphics and their corresponding descriptions. The color-coding and icons used in the circles are effective in conveying different emotional states associated with financial issues.

Use Cases

• To present the emotional impact of financial problems in a psychological or financial well-being workshop.
• In a business setting, to discuss the societal effects of financial instability or during consumer behavior analysis.
• During a marketing presentation, to showcase how financial services or products can address specific emotional pain points.
• As part of a financial literacy education session, to explain the importance of managing finances to avoid negative emotional outcomes.