Jennie Garth

I'm living my life.

Then I started to get more scarce.

You know, just I don't want to waste it.

more of that scarcity mindset of I'm responsible for these three girls and the mortgage and all the people that work for me.

I don't I don't want to squander it and not do something with it.

And I started to be like, oh, I better hold on to things.

And what if I'm not going to make enough money to buy them that again?

You know, I started to really get more tight, more worried about my finances.

And then

The latest is that I've gone back to the original mindset because that felt much better for me and it actually brought more money in.

Like when you start squeezing it, squeezing the reins and pulling back and attaching to like what if and oh no, that's when the flow stops.

And I know that sounds like, okay, woo-woo, LA, whatever.

I thank you for that.

Yeah.

I really did...

But it's honestly the truth for me.

jump in like i always do in my life i take on things and then all of a sudden it's go time and i go but that was you know that first experience was challenging for me because i was dealing with imposter syndrome i was i was afraid i was still worrying about failure and i had to just really let all that go how did you do that because i think a lot in real time like i went out there terrified well on the stage yes and thinking who am i to do this

And now that I am back to, yes, I am managing my money well now.

I'm involved in all the conversations.

I'm running a business now and having success in that and really working with the numbers on that on a daily basis.