Hello and welcome back to the Deeper Than Money podcast.

Today we're going to be talking about a lesson that I wish I could go back in time

and tell myself, honestly, from like the day I was born.

But I was going to say my early 20s, but honestly, I wish I knew this lesson in high school.

And then I was like, honestly, I wish I knew this lesson in middle school.

I definitely, this is a lesson that I will be teaching my nieces.

And if I ever have a future daughter, I will be instilling in her from the get go. Also, for, you know,

sons as well, if I, you know, have nephews or anything in the future, but so specifically and

intentionally to my daughters, my hypothetical future daughters and my current nieces, future nieces, anyone.

And this is what I want to tell you.

Because this is a lesson that I feel like I learned so slowly and I had to learn the hard way in so many scenarios.

And now I'm realizing now that this is such a staple and I'm in such a different scenario, I'm like, okay, I'm so glad I've shifted my

mentality, but I can't imagine had I started this even sooner on. And there were glimpses of this

too throughout my journey and I'll kind of talk about

those. But truly, I wish this was a staple I learned from the get go. And let's let's talk about

what this is. So we're going to talk about potential today. We're going to talk about seeing potential

in others and the impact of that versus seeing the same

potential in ourselves. So let's get into it. I kind of have this bulleted out. It's not necessarily like

six steps to take, but it's like six phases of this same idea to bring this point home.

Okay?

So these honestly, all these different steps or all these different like points could be

by themselves an important lesson, but we're going to pull them all together.

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