Nicole Lappin

And you guys shared it and celebrated or?

And you guys shared it and celebrated or?

And you guys shared it and celebrated or?

But the hundred- No, like you say like, damn, on your phone.

But the hundred- No, like you say like, damn, on your phone.

But the hundred- No, like you say like, damn, on your phone.

Would you buy in a million?

Would you buy in a million?

Would you buy in a million?

I mean, I think the thing is we keep changing the goal on ourselves. So once you get to a million, it's like, I'll definitely celebrate when it's 1.5 or when it's 2 or when it's 3 or whatever it is.

I mean, I think the thing is we keep changing the goal on ourselves. So once you get to a million, it's like, I'll definitely celebrate when it's 1.5 or when it's 2 or when it's 3 or whatever it is.

I mean, I think the thing is we keep changing the goal on ourselves. So once you get to a million, it's like, I'll definitely celebrate when it's 1.5 or when it's 2 or when it's 3 or whatever it is.

You just add a zero.

You just add a zero.

You just add a zero.

I think for me, every time I set a goal and I hit it, I automatically think of the next goal. And I think that comes back to a lot of the financial trauma that you guys talk about, because it feels like it's never enough. When you're like, oh, when I get a million dollars, then I'm set. And it doesn't totally change.

I think for me, every time I set a goal and I hit it, I automatically think of the next goal. And I think that comes back to a lot of the financial trauma that you guys talk about, because it feels like it's never enough. When you're like, oh, when I get a million dollars, then I'm set. And it doesn't totally change.

I think for me, every time I set a goal and I hit it, I automatically think of the next goal. And I think that comes back to a lot of the financial trauma that you guys talk about, because it feels like it's never enough. When you're like, oh, when I get a million dollars, then I'm set. And it doesn't totally change.

Like, what's in your bank account doesn't equate to how you feel about something being enough. Do you guys feel like you have enough?

Like, what's in your bank account doesn't equate to how you feel about something being enough. Do you guys feel like you have enough?