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...with money and wealth. We heard about the importance of aligning investments with our values and how money at its core is a tool, not a measure of worth. Now let me say that again. Money is a tool, not a measure of personal worth. So it doesn't matte
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is getting people who have saved plenty of money for retirement to actually spend it. Because those people have been so conditioned for their entire life of I save money every month. And then to switch gears and be like, no, we're gonna start drawing
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“Billionaires with poverty consciousness: Why wealth doesn't equal financial confidence”
that really helps women no matter how much money they have in their bank account? And certainly, we both know billionaires with poverty consciousness. Right? So, like, how much you have doesn't necess
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...about the mindset, the leadership shifts, and the identity shifts, and the work that actually, understanding money. A lot of women don't understand money. And I know that's we yeah. People like, they don't understand it. Yep. Because we weren't taugh
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...wealthy people, he's like, once you've won the game, you don't have to keep playing. Think about, like, what is the money for in the first place? And I think a lot of people get on one track, and it's hard to shift. But this ties into your concept of
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...wealth. I viewed it as purchasing independence. From when I was a teenager, every dollar that I saved felt like a little bit more independence that I had. And a lot of that too was low self esteem. This is all gonna come crashing down. I don't know i
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...the mindset work they've done on themself in order to build the thing that they now have. More than any business tactic or any how many times you gotta hear it, but yet people wanna just focus over there. Listen to all the millionaires in the room. T
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listeners, it says large cap mutual fund, grudge against the neighbors, cash at the bank, stock and company x y z. And I thought this was such an interesting kinda jump off from what you were just talking about is because we come to this when we're t
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And I was thinking of oh, I love all these words like currency, cash flow. Like, they're all pointing at something really fascinating, and we just kinda throw them around. Self worth, net worth. Right? And and holdings is very interesting. Like, what
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...of wealth and probably $1,000,000,000,000 of social debt hanging over them that they didn't even know. They couldn't count it, but it was a very real thing. How about people currently making that money? It could be first generation wealth. Obviously,
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...of wealth catalyst. Because wealth catalyst is a lot of deep thinking in how to get more people, especially women, to take agency over not just their financial situations, but over their life so that they have a better they are in better alignment wi
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...key theme, that wealth and empowerment comes in many forms. Our money isn't just a tool for building a portfolio. It's a way to shape our stories and our legacies. We talked about rewriting family money narratives, shifting out of scarcity mindsets,
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...wealth reimagined to the angel next door. But with this new focus, I wanna be clear. Investing to align with your values and doing good while doing well is still a core pillar of the show. We continue to break down all the ways to invest, founder sto
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