Trish RamirezGuest
Michelle BurkeHost
But you've got something inside you that's like, yes, I have to do this this way.

And Looking back, what truth about yourself were you avoiding then that you can

clearly see today? I believe it was trusting myself and that there were just so many different issues and they're all coming in my head.

Today, you know, the men will take the lead usually in the finances, whether they're religious or not.

And I have clients that say women clients that if they're married, the husbands handle it.

why I, you know, who was that person? And I think it was just someone who, again, didn't really trust herself.

know, people often think money problems are about dollars, right? OK, but in your experience, what's the emotion or belief underneath them that no one really wants to admit? Because you kind of touched on that within yourself just now and saying like there was a part of you that didn't want to look at your finances.

But you've got something inside you that's like, yes, I have to do this this way.

And Looking back, what truth about yourself were you avoiding then that you can

clearly see today? I believe it was trusting myself and that there were just so many different issues and they're all coming in my head.

Today, you know, the men will take the lead usually in the finances, whether they're religious or not.

And I have clients that say women clients that if they're married, the husbands handle it.

why I, you know, who was that person? And I think it was just someone who, again, didn't really trust herself.

know, people often think money problems are about dollars, right? OK, but in your experience, what's the emotion or belief underneath them that no one really wants to admit? Because you kind of touched on that within yourself just now and saying like there was a part of you that didn't want to look at your finances.
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