Melissa Browne

And being willing to go there and have those conversations.

You know, if you've had a big night, you'll say to people, Oh, I've had a big night.

I don't want to go away.

I need to go and have bacon and eggs, for example.

So you're willing to go there if it's,

Because you're tired, but why can't we go there if it's because we want to protect our finances?

It's so funny you say that.

I've had so many conversations with people that have either read my book or done my course and they've said,

Rick, COVID is kind of saving me money at the moment and it's not because my income is a bit lower, but at the same time, my expenses are so much lower because I'm not travelling, I'm not socialising, I'm not travelling.

So it's a really curious time.

Yeah, absolutely.

So because we don't have scientists following us around, checking how we innately behave with money, and because we're

I don't think we're great at self-reflection with money.

I've created these four different personalities.

And I do think most of us are a hybrid of one of the four, that we have a lesser and a stronger.

So there's the worker that are all about earning it and doing it.

They're the most pragmatic of the money types.

The creator, which is, as you said, it's all about words like manifesting and mantras are going to be things that you really resonate with.

You're the most idealistic over the money type.

The discerner.