Hello friends welcome back to the podcast this is me Michelle Reed and you're listening

to but what's next I hope you guys are having a great Monday when you're listening

I hope you feel ready for the week that is coming. I hope

everyone is just having a great start of the weekend and Mondays can either be really good or

really hard so I'm just hoping it's a good one for you.

Today's episode is one that I've wanted to do for a little bit of time now,

but I just feel like it's a topic that I personally wish I would have heard more from people who were in their young 20s and that's all about money.

So making money and being a good steward of your money and saving and mistakes I've made, my relationship with money and how it's changed.

And because it has such a weird stigma, it can oftentimes be hard to know how to view money.

And this is something that I'm really thankful and I'll talk a lot about in this episode but I'm very thankful that I grew up in a family who had a healthy relationship with money and kind of taught me how to have a healthy relationship with money.

And there are so many things I learned that I kind of wish I would have heard from someone else.

So many mistakes I made that I wish I knew not to do.

And I've also been really interested in this topic for a while, this topic of, you know, investing and especially being young, why it's the best time to do that.

I'm a big Dave Ramsey fan.

With that being said, I'm no expert on money and I'm a big Dave Ramsey fan with that being said I'm no expert on money and I'm obviously not a millionaire or anything and I don't think that money is the end-all be all of life I think it's a part of life but it's not the biggest part of life. I think it's a part of life, but it's not the biggest part of life. I think that you can learn a lot from it, but obviously it's something that is so easily idolized and so easily worship today and so easily to compare yourself. I feel like now I always see videos on you

know how much money I make specifically on YouTube and I feel like those

videos can just make people insecure and so I just kind of wanted to do like a transparent

episode. I'm not going to be talking about how much money I make, but I do kind of want to talk about

my relationship with money and how it's changed over the years and just things I've learned.

That being said, I'm not an expert, I'm not a financial planner, I'm not an expert on investing,

I'm 22 years old, this is what I've learned so far, and every time I do content kind of around money there are always people

were like I don't know why this girl's talking about this she knows nothing about

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