Let's talk about these misconceptions because I'm pretty sure as we get into this teaching more,

you'll start seeing yourself in a different way as it pertains to the hidden cost and also

how much more you really can have. Here's another myth and misconception.

More degrees equals more money.

Ooh, okay.

Now, I will never tell you going to school and getting a degree is a waste of time or money.

I believe the highest level of education I respect it.

I'm so grateful for people who have gotten multiple degrees. I'm grateful for

even my doctor who continue to get extra certifications. I'm grateful for my own self who continues to

get extra certifications and trainings and spends quite a lot of money in continuing my own personal growth.

I'm grateful for the attorneys that we work with who have a high-level education even higher.

But even when I talked to my doctor, I remember my OB-GYN and I was telling telling her I said, you're amazing at what you do.

But at some point, you can only deliver a certain amount of babies in a day. You can only see a

certain amount of clients in a day. I think that what you have now, you can bottle this up and translate it into something digitally

that doubles or triples your income. And she had never heard of that before. So I'm telling you

that this is a world that even the people that I love and respect that I see so amazing,

they are overworked and underpaid. People that have been in school for 12 years, 15 years,

why in the world does their paycheck not reflected? Why? Because culture tells us the path to respect

and higher pay is more credentials but degrees don't

automatically equal higher value in the marketplace why not because if it did the most educated

women will be the wealthiest and I can be with you, this is why on the wait list words

or what we like to call copy, I said this is for high earning women. No, this is, I actually made

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