Jade Warshaw

And he's not really interested in doing anything about it.

George, she seems like to be the only person who's interested in getting him out of that, which, again, is the red flag.

First off, is your fear rational or irrational?

Because there's two types, right?

There are very rational fears out there, and I want to validate that.

But most of us, most of us are in the irrational zone.

And you know when it's irrational, when it's kind of vague, like the vague idea of, if I do this, then I'm going to ruin everything.

Or if I spend the money like that, then I'll never get to see my family.

It's like, what are you saying?

You'll never get to see your family?

Let's drill that down.

And so I'm talking about how to drill down those fears, because if you can drill them and distill them down to what it actually is, then we can actually find a solution for it.

So I tell people all the time, for example, I'll say, hey, money is pretty simple.

If you need more of it, you can either lower your expenses or increase your income.

That's basically it.

And so I tell people, if you're looking for ways to increase your income, yeah, either pick up a side hustle, maybe start a small business.

And right when I say that, it's like, hold on, you're telling me I need to give more time to this?

Well, and now all of it.

Well, what if I miss out on my kid's soccer game?

Well, what if I miss out on this?