Jade Warshaw

Or tell us more about that.

So do you feel like the counseling is helping with the grief spending now that you've kind of pinpointed it?

Because sometimes part of the problem is like realizing, oh, gosh, that's me.

And then you identify it and you can kind of start to work through it.

Yeah, those expenses.

Yeah, I think in this call, I would tend to err on the side that what Rachel said is probably the bigger and the biggest part of this, because until until you can get that piece in alignment, anything else that we teach you is not going to hold.

Right.

Because you need to have that self-control that's built in.

But once you do have that, yeah, there's the practical side of making sure you are in a budget like every dollar.

And we'll make sure that you get that before we hang up this call.

But I have it and I have created the budget.

Good.

The discipline of learning how to be really detailed when new things pop up is something that is a muscle, I think, that builds over time to just think through every aspect of what you might spend money on.

But my biggest question, besides these lump sums of money that's coming, is what's your month-to-month?

How much money do you earn coming in month-to-month?

So it's not actually profit.

It's having to be reinvested right back into the business to keep it going.

So I would say that I'm concerned about that.

And that would be along with what Rachel said, creating the friction.

My number two piece of homework for you would be figuring out what earning an income looks like for you.