Elizabeth Ayoola

And like you rightly said, Kim, sometimes it's from your upbringing.

Sometimes it has to do with deeper self-worth and self-esteem issues, right?

Maybe you just don't feel worthy of good things.

That was another thing that I had to address.

And

Just going to therapy full stop.

I've been in therapy for, I don't know, almost seven years now.

Really, really helped me to address all of those money stories.

And usually they come from deep childhood wounds.

Yeah.

So it may have been a book I read because I'm a very introspective person.

I'm always looking for a kind of deeper self-work attitude.

activities to do.

And I just remember at that point of journaling, I had just learned about money stories and money values myself.

I kind of asked myself, you know, why do you think that you don't deserve to have this amount of money or why is it so uncomfortable for you to imagine yourself having that?

And then it was like, well, wait a minute, I don't think that I deserve it.

And it feels like a sad moment because it's like, well, that's sad, but it really kind of can help you to move past it when you can first identify that that thing exists, that belief or that value exists.

Yes.

Absolutely.

What about you, Sean?