Claire Wasserman

Oh, sure. Oh, yeah. Guilt. Guilt that more for me means less for you.

Oh, sure. Oh, yeah. Guilt. Guilt that more for me means less for you.

Again, if money is power. You can wield it. So it's just another example of diminishing yourself. Give it away. I have less than I have less than or a lack of worthiness. Right. If I don't deserve to take up more space, you know, it's it's deep.

Again, if money is power. You can wield it. So it's just another example of diminishing yourself. Give it away. I have less than I have less than or a lack of worthiness. Right. If I don't deserve to take up more space, you know, it's it's deep.

Again, if money is power. You can wield it. So it's just another example of diminishing yourself. Give it away. I have less than I have less than or a lack of worthiness. Right. If I don't deserve to take up more space, you know, it's it's deep.

And I always say it's like join ladies get paid or, you know, listen to your podcast, but also get a therapist because you start to unravel this stuff and you realize it's so much bigger than just what's in your bank account. Oh, yeah.

And I always say it's like join ladies get paid or, you know, listen to your podcast, but also get a therapist because you start to unravel this stuff and you realize it's so much bigger than just what's in your bank account. Oh, yeah.

And I always say it's like join ladies get paid or, you know, listen to your podcast, but also get a therapist because you start to unravel this stuff and you realize it's so much bigger than just what's in your bank account. Oh, yeah.

Something that was helpful for me in unpeeling my own layers was to also start to peel back the layers of my family. Sometimes we know the trauma or the baggage that our family has gone through, but sometimes we don't, but we can imagine. So an exercise that has been helpful is thinking about, well, what was my mother's relationship with money growing up in her family?

Something that was helpful for me in unpeeling my own layers was to also start to peel back the layers of my family. Sometimes we know the trauma or the baggage that our family has gone through, but sometimes we don't, but we can imagine. So an exercise that has been helpful is thinking about, well, what was my mother's relationship with money growing up in her family?

Something that was helpful for me in unpeeling my own layers was to also start to peel back the layers of my family. Sometimes we know the trauma or the baggage that our family has gone through, but sometimes we don't, but we can imagine. So an exercise that has been helpful is thinking about, well, what was my mother's relationship with money growing up in her family?

Or let's take the word money out of it and say, how about just space, her ability to show up as her full self in her family? Then we jump to her mother, right? So my grandmother, what about her relationship with money or her ability to take up space, right? All through the generations. And then I find myself feeling lighter, actually, because it's not my fault. You know, it's not my fault.

Or let's take the word money out of it and say, how about just space, her ability to show up as her full self in her family? Then we jump to her mother, right? So my grandmother, what about her relationship with money or her ability to take up space, right? All through the generations. And then I find myself feeling lighter, actually, because it's not my fault. You know, it's not my fault.

Or let's take the word money out of it and say, how about just space, her ability to show up as her full self in her family? Then we jump to her mother, right? So my grandmother, what about her relationship with money or her ability to take up space, right? All through the generations. And then I find myself feeling lighter, actually, because it's not my fault. You know, it's not my fault.

And also, I want to do better, you know, for my kids. And, you know, I feel proud that I'm making a difference in my own behavior. But knowing that it doesn't happen by, you know, one day you wake up and everything's fine. It's the work that you're putting in. right? That's what counts. It's the books you read, the podcasts you listen to. It's the desire to change. Like that counts.

And also, I want to do better, you know, for my kids. And, you know, I feel proud that I'm making a difference in my own behavior. But knowing that it doesn't happen by, you know, one day you wake up and everything's fine. It's the work that you're putting in. right? That's what counts. It's the books you read, the podcasts you listen to. It's the desire to change. Like that counts.

And also, I want to do better, you know, for my kids. And, you know, I feel proud that I'm making a difference in my own behavior. But knowing that it doesn't happen by, you know, one day you wake up and everything's fine. It's the work that you're putting in. right? That's what counts. It's the books you read, the podcasts you listen to. It's the desire to change. Like that counts.

I think too many women think until I am fixed, then I will be happy. No, it is lifelong. You will probably always have a relationship with turning on or off the lights, but hopefully now it can be, you know, sort of funny. You go, oh, well, that's my thing. Totally.

I think too many women think until I am fixed, then I will be happy. No, it is lifelong. You will probably always have a relationship with turning on or off the lights, but hopefully now it can be, you know, sort of funny. You go, oh, well, that's my thing. Totally.

I think too many women think until I am fixed, then I will be happy. No, it is lifelong. You will probably always have a relationship with turning on or off the lights, but hopefully now it can be, you know, sort of funny. You go, oh, well, that's my thing. Totally.