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so you asked about the relationship with money we talked about money and the conversation was we don't have that we don't have you know the money to do x y and z or if we do it's just this is what we're capable of doing so it wasn't any shortage of conversations about money it was a reinforcement that we just didn't have enough And what has changed and not changed? What has not changed is having a deep appreciation for my craft and what I do as a wealth strategist, wealth advisor, financial planning.

I learned that from my parents, my grandparents, be good, excellent at what you do.

Where the disconnect from my parents were they were excellent at what they did, but just didn't earn enough.

And what they earned, I felt as though they didn't have the tricks of the trade to put financial knowledge, personal financial knowledge at work too.

And that includes who you know and who's supporting you as well.

Today, I would say my relationship with money, I was... pretty ticked off with money okay um because i at some point just felt hostage to it it's like you work work work and you get you know a little bit and a little bit doesn't stretch so i was mad to some degree at money but not the systems and as i started learning more about the systems i redirected that energy to a greater appreciation of money and what it can do for you and And determined to make sure that that was going to be more access to money itself and what to do with it in relationship to your goals and values and what you just deserve when you put in the work.

conversation.