Jennie Garth

lost and just a kind of like grayness to her and i was like what is going on and she told me her symptoms and i was like do you know anything about perimenopause yeah she said no not really wow and i said let's get you a book yep gave her dr clay dr haver's book give her your book i think and she and it changed everything for her next time i saw her she was alive vibrant she went to she had gone to her doctor gotten some yeah

What's something you believed about money that you've had to unlearn?

I think it goes back to the scarcity.

I think that's one of the biggest things for me was learning that when I'm living in scarcity mindset about finances, it gets more and more scarce.

Like I'm, I'm like we talked about, I'm suffocating the flow and the energy of it.

It really does feel good.

I love helping people.

So I've, I've had to let that go and relinquish that concern, that constant worry.

Because it doesn't help me.

Yeah.

I hate those, by the way.

I know, but they... I mean, they can be really great, but usually they're not.

Yep.

We naturally want more.

They're not, you know, spoken of in a positive way.

We've reached this level and it's been incredible.

Do I pull another one?

You could.

What do you mean?

Abundance could be a self-fulfilling prophecy.