Hey friends and thanks for tuning in to another episode of Tori Dealing With, where each

episode is short, sweet and the perfect thing to enjoy in the morning, just like your coffee.

This week I'm going to be talking about a topic that is relevant to everyone's life

no matter who you are, and that's money.

I remember at the beginning of this year I told myself that this was going to be my

best fiscal year yet, and I honestly thought that I was going to be able to map out the

amount of money I was going to make and save because I genuinely thought that I was

going to be able to control some aspect of 2020.

Well, I was obviously terribly wrong.

No matter how many dollar signs I put on my vision board or how many months I assumed

I was going to be able to plan out, this year just flipped the table on it all.

My personal relationship with money began where most people's relationship starts, and

that's as a child.

Growing up my family was able to put a roof over my head, food on the table, and close

on my body, but money never came in excess.

I'm completely grateful for all of the hard work both of my parents put into making my

childhood comfortable so I would never complain about that, but I do understand how it

can be extremely stressful trying to get by while living in a world where we idolize

the wealthy.

We are obsessed with money.

We want nice cars, nice watches, vacations, and basically to have the same resources as

the Kardashians.

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