Hello, my name is Jesse Meekam with another episode of the Jesse Meekam show, and I'm here each week to obsess out loud about money.

That thing no one wants to think about, and yet we think, we think about it owe so much.

And I'm here to tell you that you can get good at it.

Really.

You really can.

You can be so good at money that your money is doing exactly what you want, and you feel perfectly content.

You feel at ease. You feel basically no stress. You

aren't worried at all. Now, as I've said before, do we worry? Yes, because we're alive, but you

won't be worrying about money, not nearly so much, not that little niggling always on over your

left and right shoulder telling

you, you know, is there enough?

Should we have bought that?

Maybe we shouldn't have, should we have done this?

Maybe we shouldn't have wins that bill, do wins pay.

No, when you're good at money, you don't have that little nagging voice.

You just feel, yeah, you just feel content. You're aligned aligned your money is doing what you want it to do

and you see money as an expression of you you see money as a way to get more of yourself out in the

world but occasionally there are some um i don't know kind of brass tax tactical advantages to being good at money and I want to talk

today about one that is when you are good at money things cost less when you are bad at money

things cost more now there is a spectrum here where you can say, if you don't have

money and you buy something, you would put it on credit. That is the item costing more. So if you

bought a big flat screen TV, you don't have to call them flat screen anymore. All TVs are flat

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