Issa Rae

And I guess I, I, the impulsiveness, I didn't plan this out.

I didn't know how to budget.

I didn't know what things cost.

Um, for me, it was like a necessity to make things and, you know, ultimately they paid off.

And then that came with the optimism, like, okay, if I spend this now, I know I'll figure out a way to get back.

Like,

I'm working three, four jobs now and different night shifts.

And like, I will figure this out, but I need to do this at this time.

How's your relationship with money changed over the years?

It's changed a lot in that, like, now I feel, like I said, comfortable.

I don't think about it as much in my, like, personal daily life.

I think I only think about it when it comes to investing in advancing my businesses and what's possible.

But I honestly...

I still am approaching things with the, like, we can get it done for this.

Like, we don't need to spend that much money.

You're frugal.

I am so frugal.

I am so frugal.

I don't have all the streaming services because I'm like, why am I paying for stuff if I'm not watching this thing?

I don't.