Rachel Rodgers

And then there's like the 20% and might even be down to 10% at this point because I have such a great leadership team.

But like the 10% that I have to do that I don't enjoy, it's okay because the 80 or 90% is so much fun that that little bit I can power through, right?

But you can't power through 100% of it.

That sounds terrible.

It might've been like 450 or something like, it was like in the 400s.

I don't remember, but like not even the high 400s.

Correct.

Some people don't even know it could go that low.

Yeah.

So, so it was like, it's a slow process, right?

Like sometimes we think, okay, it's like something that clicks that either changes everything for the better or changes everything for the worse.

Sometimes that happens, but a lot of times it could be an erosion, you know?

So I didn't trust that I was good with money as part of this.

And then I was in law school.

You weren't allowed to have a job, even a part-time one, except in the summer.

And so you had to get not only your law school tuition, but also your living expenses.

If you didn't live with your parents or you didn't have somebody to foot the bill, which I absolutely did not, then you got to borrow not only your tuition, but also your living expenses for those three years of law school.

So that was expensive, right?

And, you know, I'm trying to maintain and slowly but surely, like especially in my last year, I just got so overwhelmed with all the things that I was doing right to set myself up for my career and all the studying and keeping up with classes and what have you that I remember there was like a credit card like that I was trying to keep up with.

And I forgot like I literally forgot about one payment.