I'm excited about today's podcast. I have a financial expert with us. She's the author

of Monies and I have Minesha talker with me here today. Minesha, it's great to have you

on the podcast. Sean, it's wonderful to be here. Okay, so let's talk about Monies and

is the secret to finding your enough? Oh, I wish this were a simple, simple answer, but the

reason that I wrote this book is as somebody over the past 30 years who started a bunch of different

micro businesses, I would call them. I realized that I was morphing into a human doing not a human

being because I had developed what I'll call a toxic relationship with money, work, success.

It had become so all-consuming that not only was I unhappy as a person, but it was having professional

impacts as well. And so some people might call it workaholism. Those of us who love our projects,

you know, we love to work, but what I found is when it hits a problematic point, it goes

much deeper than, quote, workaholism. So you're obviously graduated from Harvard, so it's safe

to say you're highly driven, so I could see where that would happen. So, money, I mean, I always

say money's not everything, but it's in the top five. I would agree. I mean, that one money doesn't

always make you happier. What is enough for you? There's no right answer. I mean, some people

want to have a 10-figure network. That's a personal goal of theirs, and so be it. But the key,

it really is identifying why you're doing what you're doing. And, you know, the question is the

for what? And that really helps along with a deeper understanding of the four different elements

that lead us to lose our sense of enough. But that's the question that we're really trying to

answer at the end of the day. For what are we doing this?

I mean, well, my question, I mean, there's all those they range, you know, from A to Z. I mean,

some people want security. Some people want their toys. You know, I don't know if any of those

are bad necessarily. Some people want to leave a financial legacy. Somebody want, you know,

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