Hey, what's going on you're listening to the Brown Girl Self-Care podcast. My name is Brie Mitchell. I'm the host of the show as well as the founder of Brown Girl Self-Care.

Brown Girl Self-Care is a space and platform of intentional healing, liberation, and joy for black women.

If this is your first time listening, welcome welcome and if you've been listening for a minute, welcome back girl.

Let me go ahead and just give you the title of this episode, which actually is a work in progress,

but I think the title is going to be somewhere in the realm of we need to level up our minds to get that life that we deserve and

I'm going to explain that in a minute but if you have a if you've been challenged with just like your mindset your beliefs you have limitations you like why is the healing not healing why am I not you know able to earn more money why do I

why do I feel like my joy is just constricted why like just all the

wise right that's what I want to talk about today so

what I will say off the top is that usually I talk about what I have done for

self-care in the previous days or the previous weeks.

But this episode coincides with that, so let's just jump into it.

So where I am right now, in case it sounds a little bit different for you is I'm actually in

Malibu which is an upscale or more upscale than where I live in California, but it's an upscale part of California.

It's known for like it's beaches, it's right on, right on the water.

Obviously, I don't see a lot of people that look like me in this area.

And it's a shame because I feel like these type, like the way that certain people get to live and by certain people I mean people with

privilege people with money okay however it was obtained generation

generally generally generally or like whatever however it was obtained like people with money when you have money

the world is yours the world is your oyster honey when you have money there is literally almost nothing that you cannot do

so I don't know how you feel about money for me I've kind of told the line well actually not kind of I've told the

line a lot because for me I was comfortable making a certain amount and that was it.

that's it.

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