There's no one like you, and there never will be.

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There are many legends, but there is only one.

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I'm your host, Suzanne Rust.

I admire and envy the financially savvy.

In most aspects of my life, I feel like a fairly well-adjusted, well-informed adult, but there's

something about talking finances, budgets, investments, 401Ks, long-term goals that shuts me down.

My New Year's resolutions almost always include a promise to get better with managing money.

And while I did fulfill that promise last year with a financial consultant, which was really helpful by the way, I still have a way to go before I feel as

confident as I would like. I think all of this is what drew me to the theme of sense,

as in coins, and sensibility, because I'm curious to see how others navigate those sometimes

murky waters.

This hour is about money, but also about the things we value beyond it, like a sense of security,

love, respect, and knowing when what we have is enough.

Our first story was told by Steve Zimmer at Islam in Chicago, where we partner with public radio station WBEZ.

Here's Steve, live at the Moth.

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