You're listening to The Confidence Podcast. Your favorite coaching podcast oozes in with motivation, inspiration, and confidence to help you boldly take action on your dreams.

On your host, Trish Blackwell, internationally recognized confidence coach, best-selling author, and founder of the College of Confidence, the most encouraging place on the Internet.

I teach go-getters in life how to take their thoughts captive, how to step out of the shadows of self-doubt, and how to courageously step into their purpose with confidence.

It's time to pump our confidence muscles and train our thoughts y'all. Let's get started.

Hey there, it's Trish Blackwell, and you're listening to The Confidence Podcast episode 555.

I don't know about you, but I love fun numbers. That is a fun number to dive into our topic today, which is a topic I haven't coached on on the podcast a lot.

It's one in my membership we go deep down very often, and it is money confidence. We're going to be going into all things money.

Here's the thing. The way you think about money determines how you experience money in your life, and whatever income bracket you are in, whatever socioeconomic background you come from.

This is going to be relevant. Whether you find self-living paycheck to paycheck, or you have thousands of dollars left over at the end of the month, or you were a trust baby, or you've inherited a lot, or you've stumbled, it stumbled, right?

There's no such thing as stumbling into success. Success comes from steady, steady, steady, steady, consistent commitment behind the scenes that no one sees, that then turns into a quote, sudden success, right?

So, wherever you find yourself, you're massively in debt, or you have hundreds of thousands of dollars in best, the way you think about money still matters.

In your relationship with money, how you steward the money that you've been given, that you have had the opportunity to manage, to multiple, to use, to use in your own life, to boost your life in that of your families, and in the lives of others, and in the life of your community.

Money is a beautiful thing. It is a tool, and I know that so many of us grew up in homes that either didn't talk about money, or talked about money in a negative way, because of scarcity upbringing.

And what there is a consistent thread is that the way you grow up about money is often just a pass down from a generation before, and whatever your money story is, whatever you've inherited from the family in which you grew up, or the circumstances in which you were exposed, I just want to invite you to reinvention.

Just like the last week's episode, which we've gotten some massive feedback on episode 554, which is on reinventing yourself, you can reinvent your relationship with money.

I don't care what decade of your life you're in, you're not too old, and you're not too young, do this work.

And I love that the way think about money has such an impact on our life, and might as well solve all of our problems by any means.

But it does solve some. It does create ease and access in life, and it doesn't even have to be that much money, but creating a life where you have a natural margin.

And deciding for yourself what a financial margin looks like, deciding for yourself, what you want the role of money to be in your life.

And I think so many of us have a sort of a strict sort of two relationship with money.

I haven't put my head in the sand, move on, it's not going to talk about money, don't talk about money, don't talk about politics, don't talk religion.

What? Like all of that matters first off.

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