I always trusted myself. Give me a scorecard. I'm going to find a way to rack out points on it.

But when you remove that, I'm not sure I trust myself. That's one of those moments that I won't be able to unhear in a good way.

Welcome back to the art of accomplishment, where we explore how deepening connection

with ourselves and others leads to creating the life we want with enjoyment and ease.

Today's episode is a coaching session between Joe and a man named Kay. Kay wanted to explore

his relationship with money and ultimately finds a number of scorecards that he's used to manage and navigate his life.

And we find out what happens without a scorecard.

If you want to watch the video version of this session, check out the link below to our YouTube account, which is The Art of Accomplishment.

Check it out and enjoy the episode.

Hi, Kay. Good to see you. Hello, Joe. So what do you want to do a coaching session on today?

I, um, you know, we've talked a lot about, um, my relationship with money.

I think that's one, one trope, one difficult part in my life.

I'd say that's one.

Another one that I've realized recently is, um is just kind of this ongoing need for validation.

I think it's kind of, I look at my career where I chased money and status for a while and kind of achieved

some of those and then kind of very quietly said, well, I don't care about those things,

but instead, I want likes and attention and notoriety and people to talk about me.

And so I wonder, you know, there's definitely a grasping and a clinging there. So that would be kind of another, another, they're probably

related, but that would be another area of interest. Yeah. And just what, what's the relationship

with money now? What, how would you describe it? And what's, what, what's the thing that doesn't

feel aligned about it? I think that intellectually, I'm fine with the amount of money that I have.

If I just show up, do my thing, invest semi-normally, me and my kids will be fine.

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