Lynne Twist

And I'm actually going to be leading a book club about this in the fall.

But it is such a fantastic book because it talks about, first of all, it's written by Lynn Twist and she spent most of her life fundraising for a nonprofit called The Hunger Project to solve world hunger.

And her entire job was asking rich people for money.

Wow.

Despair can come so quickly if what we focus on is what is missing, broken, lacking, what's not the way we wanted it to be.

And one of the things I pull out actually comes from an author named Lynn Twist.

And her book, a great book, The Soul of Money, not a book you would expect to hear something like this from, but it's an amazing book.

But she said, you know, we think we live in a set of circumstances, but we live in the conversations we generate about our circumstances.

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To close this now, I want to share some wisdom from author Lynn Twist.

Here's what she wrote.

Sufficiency isn't an amount at all.

And I know that I will keep changing because relationships are alive and we really do have a relationship with money.

Years ago, I read the book, The Soul of Money by Lynn Twist.

And this changed my relationship with money because it became that voice showing me a totally different money story.

The voice that I wished I longed to exist.

One was Nirima Pathak, my co-author on Shakti Leadership, who also eventually w- became my co-author on this new book.

One was Lynn Twist.

I'm sure you know Lynn, uh, one of the-

Yes

As we know, women couldn't vote in this country until 1920, couldn't own property for a long time, could not even get a credit card until the '70s in their own name.

There were parts of Switzerland where women could not vote until the '70s.

So this is a very recently evolving phenomenon, and Lynn Twist refers to this as the, um, um...

What's the word that she uses? Um, Sophia, the Sophia century.

And then I read a book called The Soul of Money.

Have you heard of this book? It's by Lynne Twist.

Mm.

I think so.