I amla. I had a baby daddy relationship. I spent time in a relationship with a married

man. I had to learn the skills and tools required to make my relationships healthy, fulfilling, and loving.

Welcome to the Our Spot, a production of Shandaland Audio in partnership with IHeart Radio. Blessings and greetings welcome to the our spot the place we come to

all things relationships, all kinds of relationships and relationships with all kinds of things and people.

I am Yamla, your support, your facilitator, your hosts for today's investigation and exploration.

We're not talking about people today. Well, we are talking about people, but we're talking

about people's relationship with money. Money, money, money. You know, I consider money to be a living thing because money is energy.

And energy represents power.

And it always amazes me that people speak more often than not in the lack of money,

which says to me they have a lack of energy and possibly a lack of power.

Money is a thing, it's living, and it supports us in giving and receiving things we need to live and so many of us have a dysfunctional

relationship with money.

We have the same kind of relationship with money that we often have with people.

So my question, I got some questions for you about your relationship with money.

Are you a good partner to

a good partner and are you a good partner to money?

If money is a living thing, if it's an energy, if it's a power, what does your relationship with money look like?

I mean, do you court money?

You know, take it out, have a good time with it, make sure it has a good time, you have a good time.

Do you know what money likes?

Do you know what money makes, do you know what makes money feel good and do you know how money makes you feel good? Do you trust money? Do you trust money? Do you trust yourself with money?

Do you know that you can count on money

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