brought to you by the every dollar app start budgeting for free today so i was wondering i know

this is a bit of a generalized question but i was wondering if you had any advice or tips for listeners

who feel limited in their potential due to issues or due to issues excuse me with mental health

tell me more.

All right.

So I'm just to give you a little bit of background.

I'm not in a deep financial hole or anything like that, but there is a bit of family history.

Part of it is addiction.

Part of it is mental health.

My mother had depression and anxiety.

My father, gambling addict, great parents at the end of day, very fantastic parents.

They did a good job,

but family history there that just kind of caused disruptions in my childhood and then into

adulthood. On my personal end, my mother passed away in 2017. When that happened, I received

an inheritance, obviously, and I just was not smart with it the way I needed to be. Instead of

investing it, instead of using that to catapult myself into a stable future, I ended up spending

it. I still think about those mistakes to this day, and now I'm in a situation. I'm approaching 30.

I would like to be able to start a family, have financial stability, all these

different things. But those past failures combined with the family history really just kind of

put a damper on those thoughts. So it's hard to have long-term motivation. Do you have mental

health diagnostics? Have you been diagnosed with emotional and mental health disorders?

Yes. So when I was younger, I was diagnosed Asperger syndrome. Now that's changed since then.

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