Canna Campbell

And you think far out there is just so many setbacks and blocks and challenges.

Coming back to that big picture and what it represents and why is so valuable.

Because that then flows.

And your mindset and your attitude and how you show up as an individual.

You're not, you know, grumpy that you've had to put money into your super or pay extra or whatever.

You're proud.

You're empowered.

You're financially intelligent and wise.

And it's going to help your family so much.

So you're going to stick to it and be consistent, as we've spoken about a gazillion times.

It's the consistency rather than the amount, particularly when you factor in time as well, that does most of the hard work for you in getting ahead.

They get divorced.

It's really hard.

And I have experienced this with clients where, you know, new clients have come to see me and they've almost come to see me as a marriage counsellor because they think that what's, you know, they've got financial stress, but really is they're on different pages and, you know, the relationship is dissolved.

But not always.

And that's a very small percentage, but I would be lying if I said that doesn't happen.

But the other side is also the financial literacy.

Some people have different values because they don't have the same experience or the same understanding as to how money works.

And how what's required and what's needed to get ahead and how, you know, the sacrifices do quite often pay off.

Also, it's, you know, people are at different stages in their life, particularly if you have a couple that have quite a bit of an age gap.