We're talking about financial trauma right here.

And so what we want to try to do right now is equip y'all with the tools to break this trauma.

So I thought about this framework, and I wrote this down.

The first thing we have to do is, one, confront the issues.

The first one we got to do, we got to confront the issues.

And so when we say confront the issues, we got to confront the things that are harmful to us when it comes to money.

The first thing we got to do, before we can heal anything, we got to confront what the thing is about money that is holding us back.

What it is that we are scared of? Where do we get it from? Where did it originate from? We got to confront it.

If we don't confront the issue,

then we are working on things that do not need to be worked on,

which is taking us out of position to actually fix the problem.

So if we're not in position to fix the thing that needs to be fixed,

then we are wasting time on being in alignment.

Watch this, if you go to the car to get your car fixed

and they tell you the brakes get done,

but they start working on the windshield wipe,

but they're wasting your time.

You're now actually spending money on the thing that does not need to be fixed.

So when you leave the dealership, the tires still need to be fixed, but now the windshield

white was working better. I didn't need the windshield white was be working better. I needed the tires to be fixed because of the tires

blow out I can get killed. You are financially running in the rut because you

fixing everything or you working on everything that does not need to be worked on.

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