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What's going on guys? Welcome back to Forever Changed. This is a really exciting episode for both of us because we are going to talk about a lot of the things that we've been learning lately through this whole journey of being young, but also having to work around finances and like how to best balance that as a young person.

So today we just want to talk about some things and some shifts that we've had maybe in our way of thinking and how we've been going about actually dealing with money as young people.

And so I think it's going to be a really interesting episode.

We've never, I don't think that we've done an episode like this for probably 40 or 50 podcast episodes.

It's been a long time since we talked about money or talked about

decision making or anything like that. And I'm sure if we went back and listened to that episode,

we would probably laugh and disagree with much of what was said there. I would think. I can't

say that for sure because I'm not exactly certain as to what was said

in that episode, but.

But the great thing about, like, finances

and certain areas of life where you're constantly growing

and learning new information is that's okay.

Like, you can laugh at a period of time

where you believed a certain way and say,

hey, that worked for that time. But now that we're older and we have a family and we're trying

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