Angela Meyer

It's about where the risk is.

And I, for example, I have no interest in jumping out of a plane.

Absolutely zero interest in that.

But I invest in a lot of high growth companies and also across the world with a baby.

So I think,

It's not particularly logical.

Yeah, and the sentiment.

It's like, well, what is sentiment if it's not emotions?

I mean, I always thought that you have to work really, really hard for money.

But actually, when we looked at that together and reframed it, it's like, the people I know who work incredibly hard are not earning a lot of money.

And, you know, a lot of them are in low-paid work doing 12, you know, 14-hour shifts.

And I was like, where has this idea come from?

And, you know, really unpacking it and then reframing it and being like, well, actually...

I don't have to work hard for money.

Money can come to me quite easily.

And I think just to say, it's not about like, here's a vision board and manifest that sort of stuff.

It's much more about understanding how you think and feel about money and your relationship with money.

And certainly for both of us, when I got clear about my relationship with money and unpacking all of these ideas that I had, the management of money is easy, right?

Like that is not actually hard.

I was like, oh, is that all it is?