Hi and welcome to the Deeper Than Money podcast. I am your host, Chloe Elise. I'm a millennial money

coach speaker, dog mom, and a seven on the enneagram, and I am on a mission to prove to you

that finances can be fun and easy. On the Deeper Than Money podcast, we will dive

into all things millennial finance, debt, saving mindset, and how to have financial freedom

to enjoy life in your 20s and 30s. I want you to leave this podcast with more confidence around

your Moolah and the belief that your biggest financial dreams are

possible for you.

So, let's talk money.

Today's episode, we're going to be talking about. What's up and welcome back to the Deeper Than Money podcast?

Today's episode, we're going to be talking about money and some societal norms that are going on that I'm going to challenge today.

So today I might really challenge your way of thinking. And I don't know. It's going to be a little controversial. Controversial. So I'm excited. So I want to start by telling you a story that

happened a couple of weeks ago. So a couple of weeks ago, I was visiting one of our really good friends,

and this friend in particular, he has a job, like he has a corporate job, but he had just started

doing Lyft and, you know, like Lyft Uber. So the reason reason he started doing lift is because he had some really

big investing goals and he's saving for wedding he's doing all these other things and he wanted to

not dip into his work funds like the money that he was already saving from his corporate job.

So in order to hit his new investing goals, he wanted additional income.

And Lyft was running a special where if you did a certain number of rides or something in 30

days, then on top of whatever money you made,

you got a thousand dollar bonus. And so he was really working hard to hit that goal. And remember,

he's in a corporate job. So it was a pretty big goal for him to, he had to do it over evenings,

he had to do it on the weekends. It was a pretty big goal. And throughout the month, he had to do it over evenings, he had to do it on the weekends. It was a pretty big

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