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April fools you guys know that I am frequently talking about manifesting money I start out every year by saying this is the year I'm

attracting abundance I'm attracting abundance.

I'm going to be jumping off a diving board into a pool of coins like Scrooge McDuck.

And every year by about April, I file my taxes and I say, oopsie kitty, I've done it again.

So when I think about the fact that I am the person who is imparting wisdom of financial

success onto my daughters, it does, to paraphrase Tim Gunn, concern me immensely. Luckily,

this podcast is sponsored by Acorns Early. April is Financial Literacy Month with the perfect

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Again, I feel like financial literacy is so important.

And I want my daughters to have the financial independence freedom. I want them to be

strong independent women who know things about money. So if you're ready to help your kids grow

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