Or the biggest thing that I think keeps people from cooking is this sort of overarching fear of failure, that cooking is difficult, that when you make a mistake, you can't fix it, that, you know, people are going to hate it and talk about it forever, hating it.

So just kind of a negative narrative that people have around food, I think most of us

just don't take it that seriously. Like, if someone serves us a meal and it's not the best ever,

but like it was made with love and with care, like, that's really special and that's important.

That's a starting place.

Millennial Money with Shawna Comptonon game it will expand your brain what was the first thing you remember learning

how to cook i think for me it was something simple like scrambled eggs, but ever since then,

I have been fascinated by food and I really love to cook. I think cooking has this reputation of

being scary and expensive. And my friend, it is really anything but that. As Ken Rubin, who is an

accomplished chef on his own from Ruby, our podcast guest says,

start with one dish, one little thing, master that, and then build out your toolkit of food.

It can literally be that simple. And yes, of course, you need to splurge from time to time,

just like you do with your money.

But whether you want to turn your love of food into a business, or you just want to learn how to make a few killer dishes,

learning how to cook is probably one of the smartest money moves you can make.

And you can certainly bank on that.

As I said before we hit record, we're talking about one of my

favorite subjects, which is food. And I just love everything about cooking and kind of the,

I guess I would say, like the digital revolution that has gone on with food. And I found this interesting statistic that, you know,

millennials, I guess it's really not shocked, but the millennials are prioritizing meals over

savings, which, you know, kind of boggles my mind. But I guess I get it because it's the

immediate indulgence. But I'd love to hear from you, like, how can learning

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