One of the biggest poverty mindset that has plagued our community are a multitude of things.

You're talking about looking at credit as if it's access to free money, leveraging credit as if it's a survival tool, and most importantly, not least, leveraging credit to look like we're successful whenever we don't have the assets to back it up.

How we went from currency to where we are. If you can take something that you can't physically see, it's a lot easier to lose track of it. You said you feel the weight. You have $1,000, $100 bills, you have $10, $100 bills. Very simple. Yeah. Now when we get to the credit side, one, they're banking on us to not pay it back

in full. And I would say, so on today's episode, we're going to get spicy with it. Dave, how

you feeling, brother? Man, I feel amazing, bro. Talk about money. I love it.

Talk about money.

On our Friday, too.

Hopefully, maybe you guys are seeing us on Friday.

You just got paid today.

You know what I'm saying?

You got your money.

And I think this is a conversation that needs to be had more often because we have money.

It's a big problem, but not a lot of people talk about their personal financial situation.

Yeah.

How did you describe your personal financial situation?

Previously horrible, bad relationship with money, looking at money as, I would say, a tool to look rich, not necessarily a leverage to to obtain true wealth.

But now the relationship is a lot different because we, me and you both, most of the people

that's going to watch this channel, we want to have our money create more money before we go and spend it.

And I think that's a mentality that we have to develop along the way of failures,

if that makes sense.

What do you mean?

So I think you have to go through certain financial failures to get to a specific mindset.

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