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We are all at a different point in our money journey. Some of us are barely holding it together right now and looking for ways to stabilize.

Some of us are finally at the point where we feel like we can begin to build.

Some of us are wondering if the best investment we can make is actually in ourselves.

It is all a form of leveling up.

Ramona Ortega is the founder and CEO of My Money, My Future, a personal

financial management platform. And she's here to talk us through how we get clear about what money

means to us, get past our hangups and our shame, and begin planning for our financial futures. Ramona, thank you so much for doing this. Awesome. I'm happy to be here.

I would imagine that before you are able to build a plan for your money, much like a plan

for anything else in your life, that you first have to do an honest assessment of where you are.

So what are the questions you need to be asking yourself to get started?

One of the first things that we tell people to do is that you have to do a look back.

So you have to go and look back at your finances three months.

So take a look at where you've been spending.

Look at where your money is going.

Part of having a better relationship with your money is being like,

okay, do I really want to be spending $600 on DoorDash? Do I want to be making target richer?

It's really about prioritization of your cash rather than feeling like you have to be sort of on a diet, right? It's about

prioritization. Do you want to spend that money towards a home or a vacation or some kind of an

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