Brooke Roberts

And again, it's not like I've invested this much.

It's just like, oh, I saw this the other day or I've got this, I had access to this or I heard this in the news.

What do you think about that?

You know, and starting those conversations, which is really cool and you get some different insights.

to going, you know, to when people are getting started investing.

And if you feel like you've learned that something's on your investment journey, like sharing a bit about that, like, oh, I've diversified for, you know, I've invested in a range of things because I wanted to make sure I was spreading my risk or something.

And just sharing those insights is really important.

And you definitely don't have to give, like, you've got to be very wary around financial advice or giving that, but it's just more about

if there's more common language around this and more sharing and more conversations that ultimately empowers a lot more people.

So I think don't be afraid to bring up these conversations.

And I think in this, and now with the technology available today, I think a lot of the shame was that you felt like people thought you would have heaps of money or you knew heaps or something like that, you know?

And that's where there's conversation being guarded or people get guarded because they're like, oh, I don't know much about this.

I don't, you know, where now it doesn't have to be that way.

And you can be really open about the areas you don't know much about.

You go, oh, I'm learning a bit about this at the moment or I've seen this and I wanted to, you know, dollar cost averaging.

What is that?

And is, you know, does this resonate with you?

Have you heard of this before?

Do you know what the, do you know why it's really important?

I think a really interesting concept I'd love more people to understand is that time value of money.