And I wanted to start with asking you a question about money and talking about money for a moment

because I feel like a lot of people are in fear around money right now.

They're scared.

They're uncertain of what's going to happen with all these things in the world around money

and inflation and crisis and all these different things. I to happen with all these things in the world around money and inflation

and crisis and all these different things.

I'm curious, with all of your research and all of your feedback from your audience with your

book about money, what do you feel like is the number one thing that holds people back

emotionally and mentally around believing that they are deserving of making the money they

want.

About the deserving piece.

Oh, wow.

Well, first of all, I think that a lot of people think it's not okay.

Like, there's a real morality around making money.

Really?

Because think about it, we really

focus on greed. And when you desire money, it's not the same as being greedy, but I think that

we combine those two things. And so, of course, if you decide that you want to make money,

you don't tell people. I remember like when I was on my path

to like, get rich. People were grossed out, you know? It's not, I mean, I always compare it to like, if I was like, I'm going to lose a hundred pounds, people will like, go you. But you're like, I'm going to get rich. They're like, you're disgusting. Wow. You know, so there is a real judgment Why is that? If someone's ambitious around making money and creating financial abundance for themselves,

why is that?

I think because there is an implied morality piece where you're going to do things that are really

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