You're listening to the Goop Podcast made possible by our friends at Cathay Pacific.

A coworker recently got back from a once in a lifetime kind of trip to Japan. For her honeymoon,

she started off in Tokyo and then did a tour nearly around the country covering some impressive ground.

The longest leg of their trip was of course Los Angeles to Tokyo, but they flew Cathay Pacific and said it was pretty amazing.

If you haven't traveled with Cathay Pacific before, they're an international airline based out of Hong Kong.

Every week they have about 100 flights going to Hong Kong and even more to Asia from the US and Canada.

One thing that's cool about Cathay Pacific is that they have one of the youngest airline fleets and they continue to invest in new planes.

The surprise of walking onto a newer airplane when you're boarding for a long haul is one of life's small pleasures.

And if you happen to be flying out of Washington DC or Seattle this spring, spoiler alert, they'll have Cathay Pacific's brand new Airbus A350 planes.

Cathay Pacific is running a deal for Goop Podcast listeners now, where you can get 5% off flights from the US to Hong Kong and Asia,

book between January 31st and May 31st to travel this year. It can be an economy, premium economy or business class.

Just head to Cathay Pacific dot com slash US and use promo code Goop2019.

Hi again, thanks for joining us. If this is your first time, here's what you can expect.

Every Thursday and a bunch of Tuesdays coming up, Goop editors will be sitting down with thought leaders who are pushing boundaries in their fields.

We'll talk to doctors, creatives, CEOs and relationship experts.

You'll hear me interviewing some of the people I admire most in this world, and you'll also hear a lot from my chief content officer at Goop Elise Loonin.

I love listening to Elise's interviews because she asks the smartest questions and really just listens.

In this episode, Elise is talking with financial expert, Farnoosh Torapi.

Farnoosh knows a thing or two about money. At the age of 22, Farnoosh was $30,000 in debt.

Today, she hosts a podcast called So Money. And is the author of books like When She Makes More, Psych yourself Rich and You're So Money.

If you've ever felt insecure about your finances for any reason or struggled with your relationship to money, I think you're going to find something valuable in Elise's chat with Farnoosh.

I feel like we're selling young women a false bill of goods. I felt like I was handed a false bill of goods.

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