Hello, listeners. Our goal at Marketplace is to raise the economic intelligence of the country,

and that goes for teens and young adults, too. The newest season of Financially Inclined, hosted by

Janelli Espinall, tackles topics like how to align your values with your money decisions,

the skill of negotiating, and what you can get out of internships.

Financially inclined is presented in partnership with Greenlight, the debit card and money app for teens.

Greenlight helps teens learn to earn, save, spend wisely, and invest.

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When Hannah Sanborn was 12, she made a promise to herself. If she didn't have kids by the time she was 30,

she'd figure out a way to do it on her own. I never dreamed of big jobs or big accomplishments.

I just always really wanted to be a mother from the time that I was eight years old.

That was like all I wanted.

My life goal, I want to be a mom.

30 came. She was single.

So she found a sperm donor, did IVF, and then came the first plot twist.

Twins.

Everything was going smoothly, and then a couple months before her due date, what was supposed to be a routine checkup turned into an emergency.

The doctor checked Hannah's blood pressure and was like,

you need to go to the hospital right now.

They're telling me that there is a very good chance I will have to deliver imminently.

Minutes later, she's in a hospital bed.

Doctors tell her she has preeclampsia.

When you have high blood pressure and you're pregnant and it's out of nowhere, it's preeclampsia.

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