Mike Carruthers

Which is why people need to understand how all this works and how to look out for themselves and save for the future.

David Bach has been my guest.

He is a financial expert.

He's author of The Automatic Millionaire.

That book came out 20 years ago, and it's just come out again in a new expanded and updated version.

And there's a link to it at Amazon in the show notes.

Thank you, David.

Mike, thank you very much.

I appreciate your time.

Self-doubt is sneaky.

It doesn't usually show up as panic or fear.

It shows up as hesitation.

You don't raise your hand.

You don't send the email.

You don't say the things you know you should say.

And afterwards, you replay it in your head and wonder why you didn't act.

Everyone deals with self-doubt at times, but some people seem to be haunted by it, while others move through the world with a level of confidence that feels almost unfair.

So where does self-doubt actually come from?

Why does it hit some people harder than others?

And is that critical voice in your head something you're stuck with or something you can actually rewire?