1. What have you said you were gonna do and didn’t do?  1.   Make a piece of content everyday  2.   Consistently post in skool community  3. Send my offer out and get feedback  4.  Have a 10k month  5.  Make 100 comments in skool groups   I managed to succeed in spite of my severe anxiety and ability to overthink everything I am talented even though I have trauma around reaching out to people and constantly question if I can do it. Everything is good about me except my thoughts, lack of consistency and ability to self sabotage As I kid I was always told to do the right thing, stop being dramatic, apply myself better in school As a child I was punished for messing up, asking for help and "being dumb" When I was little I always wanted to help people, travel, get married, rescue cats Everyone always tells me I'm great at seeing things from the other person's perspective, building trust, relating to people, budgeting and helping people with their money. I wish I could just get paid to help coach people take complex financial concepts and make them understandable Your results are a gift from your efforts Because I trust myself I hired a coach to help me Because I trust myself I wanted to build a skool community Because I trust myself I have got the courage to do hard things Because I trust myself I stepped out of my comfort zone Because I trust myself I have reached people I never would of reached My story Growing up, I felt like I was always behind. School was a nightmare. I had severe learning disabilities, but instead of getting help, I just got labeled. Teachers told me I was slow, and my parents, who didn’t know any better, never really denied it. I started believing I was stupid. No matter how hard I tried, I could never seem to keep up, and eventually, I stopped trying altogether. On top of that, I dealt with anxiety and depression, but back then, no one talked about mental health, especially in my family. I was struggling, but to everyone else, I was just dramatic or lazy. To make things worse, I had an invisible illness that no one took seriously. I watched my mom go through the same thing, bouncing from doctor to doctor with no real answers. It was frustrating, and it made me feel like maybe we were just meant to suffer in silence.

I’m starting a budgeting podcast, I’m going to interview people who want to share their bank statements and I’ll be talking them through it!

@Amanda Smith both! Talked about turning all of the video into long form content. I’m going to do it with a girl who is super good at it already so it’s going to be so good for me to break out!

I have a call at that time but if I get done in time, I will hop on! Adding it to my calendar next time for sure!!

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