Christina Ellis

And I think especially in a couple of years, you could be in a really, really great spot.

So I'm excited for your prospects in the future.

The fact that you're still so young and young.

You can be killing it financially and also still reach whatever goals you have if you want to have a family or just whatever personal goals.

You've just got a lot of time.

But we're going to gift you a copy of Own Your Past, Change Your Future, which is Dr. John Deloney's book.

That's good.

Hang on the line.

Austin will pick up.

And that can just help you process the grief because I think that's your biggest challenge right now.

Money wise, you're doing great.

Yeah.

Like you're going to, the sky is the limit for you.

You're going to be a baby steps millionaire.

If you take this advice today and you just walk the plan, like you're going to be rocking it in your 30s.

But I think right now the biggest thing is just really working through the emotional, sticky, messy, hard stuff.

So that $15,000, is that your fully funded emergency fund, or is that over and above that?

Okay.

Is that fully funded?

Would that be about three months of your expenses or six months?