Gemma Mitchell

you might not have a big goal.

Your goal might be as simple as this time in 12 months time, I don't want to feel the same about my money right now.

I want to be able to pay my rego on my car in one lump sum this time next year.

Like you can have small

goals that mean a lot to you.

They don't have to be a house deposit of this or that, you know?

There was lots of moments that were surprising, particularly around me being going, that's a really good habit to be in.

You know, he's all over his business finances.

He jumps into his own zero and all that kind of stuff.

But that – so what surprised me is they were great habits.

And if we had have stopped there, I could have been like, yeah, keep doing that.

That's great.

But when we dived more into them, they'd come from a place of fear.

And so it might be a good habit, but it's not in a healthy way.

So he talks about it in that first episode that –

A lot of people in the entertainment industry outsource a lot of their finances and they get scammed by business managers, by different professionals, and that had happened to close people to him and one of the services he was using did that to other people.

So he had to go through everything and make sure he wasn't also a victim of that.

And now he just can't let things go.

So he's got other professionals helping him with things, but he's double checking, triple checking.

So from the outskirts, it looks like a healthy thing, but it comes from a place of fear and there needs to be a bit more balance there.