When I think about anything that's been successful, it has not been accidental.

I figure out what I want, I figure out who already has what I want, I ask them, can you

share some of those steps with me, and then I do those steps to the best of my

ability and then I put the work in and they call the law of detachment which is like

you are in charge of the input and you release yourself and what the output is

because that's not on you.

Hi Financial Feminist, welcome back to the show.

Hello.

If you're an oldie-bitty-goody, welcome back.

And if you're new to the show, hi, I'm so excited to see you.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for listening to our show.

We talk about how money affects women differently,

and I fight the patriarchy by making you rich.

That's enough intro for me. Let's talk about our guest. Three

time guest of financial feminists. She is our most popular guest, both in terms of

how many times she's been here, but also in terms of how many times she's been here,

but also in terms of how many times you've all requested her.

Tiffany, my good friend and fellow finance expert who we have had on the show previously two times,

returns to do a fun little like Q&A, almost like live coaching money episode where we listen to some voicemails and then get into our

answers.

So if you've ever wanted to be financially coached by both of us, it's a fun little episode about starting a business, about how to win the

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