All righty, you guys, welcome to Day 18.

I am legit rolling up my sleeves.

I am dressed under here.

You have country, Angie, today.

She's getting ready for the country.

Today's going to be like a lot of real talk. This actually covers a lot of questions

that I get asked, just about income. Like we're talking about money today. Okay, like straight up.

We're going to talk about income and just my thoughts on it. It might help you more than you realize.

Here's how I want to go through this. Speaking about money, it's a very taboo

subject, but we are here to help you glow up, gain confidence, and make bank and make your dreams

come true. And by bank, I don't necessarily mean dollars, dollars, dollars, dollars, dollars,

dollars, dollars, dollars, I mean making opportunities happen for you and making your dreams

come true. And sometimes that costs money, if we're just being honest. So let's not beat around the bush. Let's actually help you do that.

And I will share my perspective on it just over the years. And I came from this space 10 plus years

ago where I was coming out of university. I knew that I didn't want a desk job. I was so lost in terms of what I

wanted to do. And I was so at a fork in the road. And I just felt so overwhelmed, so confused

by what society told me I had to do, what school told me I had to do, what my parents told me

I had to do. My parents are actually very supportive, I will say. but it wasn't easy because what I thought they wanted me to do so I actually

didn't go on to do my master's I was set to do it all my friends were doing their masters and I said

I'm good I still have my bachelors in architecture which is something to be very proud of which is

crazy because at the time I was actually made to feel, again, not by my parents, but by everybody else, that it was

the wrong choice. And I was actually a failure. I look back now, I'm like, girl, you graduated

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