Nicole Lappin

You're never as young as you are today. Today is as good a day as any.

What do you think?

What do you think?

What do you think?

I'll tell you, for a woman, it's when you hit 35, because that's when you have a geriatric pregnancy. Or it's 35. Yeah.

I'll tell you, for a woman, it's when you hit 35, because that's when you have a geriatric pregnancy. Or it's 35. Yeah.

I'll tell you, for a woman, it's when you hit 35, because that's when you have a geriatric pregnancy. Or it's 35. Yeah.

I think that's really important, especially now. I have a four-month-old daughter, and I think a lot about how I talk about money. Because when you hear, I can't afford that, or we can't afford that, that really impacts you later in life. Maybe that's not a priority right now. But we don't stop to necessarily think about how we talk to ourselves and to others.

I think that's really important, especially now. I have a four-month-old daughter, and I think a lot about how I talk about money. Because when you hear, I can't afford that, or we can't afford that, that really impacts you later in life. Maybe that's not a priority right now. But we don't stop to necessarily think about how we talk to ourselves and to others.

I think that's really important, especially now. I have a four-month-old daughter, and I think a lot about how I talk about money. Because when you hear, I can't afford that, or we can't afford that, that really impacts you later in life. Maybe that's not a priority right now. But we don't stop to necessarily think about how we talk to ourselves and to others.

For sure. I'll never forget growing up that I had to turn off the light to save money on the electricity bill and then only flush the toilet when it was number two. And I think, like, at some point, my leisure didn't equate to a number in a bank account. It was like, I want to leave all the lights on all the time. Because you remember that stuff.

For sure. I'll never forget growing up that I had to turn off the light to save money on the electricity bill and then only flush the toilet when it was number two. And I think, like, at some point, my leisure didn't equate to a number in a bank account. It was like, I want to leave all the lights on all the time. Because you remember that stuff.

For sure. I'll never forget growing up that I had to turn off the light to save money on the electricity bill and then only flush the toilet when it was number two. And I think, like, at some point, my leisure didn't equate to a number in a bank account. It was like, I want to leave all the lights on all the time. Because you remember that stuff.

You guys are the best. Thank you.

You guys are the best. Thank you.

You guys are the best. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.