Jay Shetty

Why has it suddenly become a debate over the last five to 10 years, maybe?

I think you've acknowledged something really important there.

Like the reality is it feels like the cost of everything is going up.

Like the cost of fuel, the cost of rent, the cost of a mortgage, the cost of living, like everything's on the rise.

No wonder everyone's stressed.

Everyone is so stressed.

And so no wonder we're getting more scared or insecure about our finances and we don't want to look at them because everything's just fear-based, right?

So it's like the cost of living is going up.

The cost of raising kids is going up.

You're not getting paid more necessarily to catch up with that rate.

So then, of course, we're like, what do I do?

And I can empathize and I understand that it just leads to this like...

freeze, right?

It's like that fight or flight.

And we're just like, we're kind of stuck in freeze because we're like, well, nothing I do makes a difference.

If someone wants to completely transform their finances in the next six months, what's the plan?

Wow.

Just $2,000 to start.

Absolutely, yeah.

I love that plan.