Rachel Davies

Like, let's just be curious.

Let's just see what's there.

It doesn't have to be right or wrong.

It can just be like once in a Zoom a woman said, I just realized I've always thought someone's coming to save me.

I'm 53.

Nobody's come.

I think I'm going to have to save myself.

So for conceivably, from the first time she watched a princess movie when she was, you know, seven or whatever or five, she thought somebody's going to come along and save me.

And she didn't consciously know she was thinking that.

She just has that belief running underground.

But it's sort of affecting how she's making decisions about money because rather than, oh, I'm going to learn heaps about investing and sort myself out, she's like, I'm going to wait for Prince Charming to come.

You know what I mean?

And now it's not a bad belief or a wrong belief.

It's just something that she picked up along the way.

And when she became conscious of it, she's like,

Well, that's silly.

I don't need to believe.

I don't actually believe that.

And I would rather just put my hands on the steering wheel of my own financial life and get on with it.

And there's so many more, you know, like there's lots of, and Shadow of the Leaf actually.