Hey, Susie, before we begin today's podcast, I want you to tell everyone what they must have in order

to protect themselves and their families. Well, KT, that's easy. That's why the must have documents

were named the must have documents. Every single one of you, if you really want to protect

your family, your money, your investments, everything,

I want you to go to must have docs.com and check it out. Learn about why you should have a living

revocable trust, a will, an advanced directive and durable power of attorney for health care,

and a financial power of attorney. That's must have docks.com.

Go there now.

We are strong. We are wise. We will not apologize. We are here. We will thrive. Together we will rise. Together we will rise. With a little bit of faith and everything it takes, we are strong, we are wise.

Together we will rise.

June 22nd, 2020, welcome to the Women and Money podcast, as well as everyone smart enough to listen.

Robert, the producer here, you know, sometimes there are just technical things that get in the way of doing something we planned on doing.

Unfortunately, today is one of those days, but fortunately, we are always prepared to make sure that you hear Susie twice a week, every week.

So we're presenting part of an episode which originally dropped late last summer, and the story Susie shares is still very, very relevant.

Enjoy.

Today is Susie School usually, but today it's a different type of Susie School because I want to be able to pass on a lesson through a

Susie story. And it's a story from an email that was sent into the Women and Money podcast a few

months ago. And I think it's important that sometimes we can learn from

other people's experiences and their experiences in their own words sometimes are more

relatable, believe it or not, than when I just tell you certain things.

Are you ready to sit back and hear a story? So yesterday morning, K.T. brought me coffee.

I was still in bed. And we were all sitting there because, you know, I like to

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