Brought to you by the Every Dollar app. Start budgeting for free today. Our question of the day comes from Jen in Tennessee.

All right, Jen writes, I came to this country years ago with nothing. I've worked hard, don't have any debt. My house has paid off.

That's just stopped there. That's so great.

And I'm investing.

Growing up with nothing and being so hungry and so poor created a scarcity mindset even now that I'm in a place where I have all the necessities

that I need.

Sometimes it's hard to wrap my mind around it and it's hard to not feel guilty sometimes.

I would love to hear your wisdom and advice

about how I can develop a spirit of contentment.

I have grown up my whole life in the States, Dave,

but I identify with this.

Okay.

Like just that sense of feeling guilty sometimes, feeling like, why me, like that sense of something's not right.

And it's tough, man.

How have you wrapped your head around that all these years?

Um, well, i think this 90% of solving a problem's realizing there is

one so she's identified that that she should not have this but how do i so how do i not you know

i i feel discontent and i should be in a place where I'm content.

I feel guilty, and I don't know, I didn't do anything wrong, so what am I guilty of?

There's nothing to be charged with here.

You didn't do anything.

There's not a crime committed.

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