Nadine Higgins

Before we talk a little bit more about the psychology itself, I would love to hear a little bit more about how you got here.

Because as I understand it, you've both had creative careers.

And yet here you are running an organization based on finances, writing a book about finances.

So what was that arc for you, Rachel?

Use and abuse.

Which is such an about face.

Yeah.

From like wandering the world, footloose and fancy free.

What about you?

and you were the one who said, hey, look at this stat.

So what led you there?

I do want to talk more about the psychology you're already alluding to.

But first, I really have to ask you about sailing across the world with a baby.

And maybe about the psychology of that.

Does it show you are a risk taker?

Because from what I read about you, you know, you ended up being rescued by the Coast Guard.

And, you know, like it was quite the adventure.

yeah I mean and you learn things along the way and you know with risk comes reward and comes failure as well so I'm okay with it we need to take a quick break but after that let's start digging into some of the psychology and if your relationship with money is not so crash hot what can you do to fix it we'll be right back

Welcome back to The Prosperity Project.

We're talking about the psychology of money for women in particular with Ang and Rachel.