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This is Optimal Finance Daily Episode 1570.

Honor your money history by Don Starks of SimpleMoneyPro.com.

Welcome to another Sunday edition of Optimal Finance Daily on your host and personal finance enthusiast, Diana Mariam.

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Honor your money history by Don Starks of SimpleMoneyPro.com.

How did you learn about money? Were your parents good with money? Did you learn to manage money at home or at school?

Everyone has a different money history. Some of us are grateful our parents were good financial role models, but others weren't so lucky.

Regardless of how you got to your current financial life, take a moment and be thankful. Good role models are wonderful, but the school of hard docs is not a bad teacher either.

Past as prelude. Do you find yourself repeating the money patterns of your parents? It's eerie the first time you utter some money belief and you hear your parents voice coming out of your mouth.

Some profess particularly when it comes to finances, we marry our parents. And I feel there's some truth to that.

In my childhood home, my father was the primary breadwinner. However, my mother went back to school for nursing after my sister and I were both in school full time.

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