Jen Sincero

I also had a weird feeling that like I was it was almost like a different species.

It's almost like me.

There's me and then there's grownups.

Right.

And I felt that way about money, too.

Like there is me and there's people who actually make like real money and have big houses and fancy cars and like do stuff like that.

I was I was like the child version of that, you know, always sitting at the kid table financially.

And so it was a total identity shift that I had to go through where it was like that I could open myself up to like being somebody who could receive that kind of wealth.

It was a real big shift for me.

I think you do.

Absolutely.

That's a really great way to go at it.

Yeah.

Well, it wasn't necessarily around identity, my words, because I did have two very serious mantras.

But there was a lot of visualizing myself with money.

And I wrote about buying the Audi and you are a badass.

And I'm not the kind of person who drives an Audi.

Are you kidding me?

And almost feeling like the guy who test drove it with me would be like, get out of here.

I know who you are.