Brittany Luce

I hear what you're saying and I am also married.

I wonder, as you discuss these things, you being married, does that throw people or is that something that people question?

Because I mean, yeah, you're talking hard data, hard facts.

These are actually the things that I discuss with my husband on a regular basis, because trying to keep our marriage equitable for both of us is something that we both actively work on a lot.

But is that something that you feel like your audience has, or even people maybe who are outside of your audience who have found your work, have they squared with that or asked you about that in any sort of way?

A propeller, not an anchor.

That's a piece of wisdom I'm going to be thinking about for some time.

And I hope that's the case for our viewers and listeners as well.

But Chelsea, thank you so much.

I have really enjoyed this conversation.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Me too.

That was author and CEO of The Financial Diet, Chelsea Fagan.

This episode of It's Been a Minute was produced by Alexis Williams.

Our supervising producer is Barton Girdwood.

Our VP of programming is Yolanda Sanguini.

All right.

That's all for this episode of It's Been a Minute from NPR.

I'm Brittany Luce.