Gemma Mitchell

There's potentially going to be the light that we've put on hold.

There was a cow.

But when we actually strip back that, his worries, his language and his thoughts, feelings around money are all of us just on a chaotic scale.

What jumped out at me is that he's a self-proclaimed hot money mess.

And this is the series that we're doing, the work that I'm doing with him over a six-month period, probably longer, is about turning him from a hot money mess into just nailing his finances.

But when we actually got into it, I just saw some really good, solid habits and things.

So while he's feeling like a hot mess, there was actually some really strong foundations, good decisions made.

And I think that's everybody.

We automatically go to I'm not good at this money thing.

But when we strip out all of the different things, there's usually some good things that we're doing or good habits that we have, systems that we have in place.

We've just got to give ourselves a bit of a break and actually recognise that there are

It's not all a, can I swear, a shit show.

Yeah.

Some of it was actually really positive, but it just took actually showing him that and then that's going to give him the confidence and any client we work with to then go, okay, that's not so bad.

I can make the improvements in the next place.

So for me, when I coach people, it's very different every single client.

I know that there are money coaches who have a very set

kind of process.

Mine's more like, it depends why they're coming to me.

So for him, it was a hot money mess.