Canna Campbell

Absolutely.

And also things can suddenly change in life, you know, situations change and, you know, windfalls and then setbacks and challenges.

And I think having that deep connection to your why and the big picture here is going to act as your beacon of light through tough times, through challenging times, because you know it's hard, you acknowledge it, but it is going to be worth it.

It will pay off.

You will get there eventually and you will come out a stronger person, a better person, a more educated person when it comes to money, a wiser person.

This is like a very fast initial financial planning appointment.

A safe space.

Yeah, you've got to be honest.

So clarity comes from asking better questions, not chasing bigger numbers.

So creating the space to actually...

go deep with this where you can relax breathe into it and just safely dissect and analyze everything that sort of comes to mind and you know I also recommend writing things down if there's something really important that sort of hits you out of that it's quite a surprise so one of the best questions I like to ask people is like what does you know your ideal day look like so what does your ideal day look like

mine yeah oh no you're gonna put me on this yeah like what's what's the pace like what's the energy like what does it look like who are you spending time with yeah how much time are you spending with them like you know what's the balance like of work and and family and you know time on your own

So hearing that, it's connection, it's flexibility, it's purpose.

You know, this is what we're talking about here.

So, yes, they're still great.

They are the goals to have, but now you understand what it – have you ever actually had that conversation with yourself as to what your dream ideal day would look like until now?

In a fantasy way or in an intentional, like deep understanding way?

Getting off to Fiji.

But this is where we start to anchor it in our real lives, not in our fantasy lives.

And we actually go, you know what, I'm going to build this for my family.