And for those listening at home, Tori is a four six splenic projector cross of pr- penetration.
Like, what you're teaching and what you're doing in the world is so incredibly needed right now.
Um, and I think one of the big things that I've learnt over the, the, the last few years is how women are so conditioned to give their power away with money.
... it's been this huge journey for me to actually stand up for myself and say, "You know what? No." Like, I've given so much, I'm not gonna continue to give.
So although, let's say, you're the money expert versus me being the money expert, it's about empowering the individuals in this place of, you know what? You're the expert in you.
So educate yourself, do the things, but you actually do have power, you know, even with money.
I mean, it's interesting you say that, Emma, because so many of the women I talk to have some sort of financial reckoning in their lives.
It is similar to mine, where they just realize they're in a situation they don't wanna be in anymore, but they can't get out 'cause they don't have money.
Or on the flip side, a lot of women come to us who are recently divorced, a death in the family, something happens, and suddenly they are responsible for their own money.
And you know what I've realized is that, you know, I wrote a whole book on the way we have been socially conditioned around money.
We've been told that we're greedy if we want money, that it's gauche or impolite to ask for more money.
And for those listening at home, Tori is a four six splenic projector cross of pr- penetration.
Like, what you're teaching and what you're doing in the world is so incredibly needed right now.
Um, and I think one of the big things that I've learnt over the, the, the last few years is how women are so conditioned to give their power away with money.
... it's been this huge journey for me to actually stand up for myself and say, "You know what? No." Like, I've given so much, I'm not gonna continue to give.
So although, let's say, you're the money expert versus me being the money expert, it's about empowering the individuals in this place of, you know what? You're the expert in you.
So educate yourself, do the things, but you actually do have power, you know, even with money.
I mean, it's interesting you say that, Emma, because so many of the women I talk to have some sort of financial reckoning in their lives.
It is similar to mine, where they just realize they're in a situation they don't wanna be in anymore, but they can't get out 'cause they don't have money.
Or on the flip side, a lot of women come to us who are recently divorced, a death in the family, something happens, and suddenly they are responsible for their own money.
And you know what I've realized is that, you know, I wrote a whole book on the way we have been socially conditioned around money.
We've been told that we're greedy if we want money, that it's gauche or impolite to ask for more money.
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