Simran Kaur

Therefore, I call the shots.

And I just remember watching that and thinking, God, I do not want any part of that.

I don't want to be in a situation where that's the life I'm living.

And so I really view money as a tool as opposed to something that helps you live a very luxurious life.

I'm

You know, I'm sure a nice big house is great.

I'm sure a really fancy car is great.

But to me, like growing my wealth and growing my financial freedom is truly about freedom and is truly about choices.

And I love that I can make those choices now.

And I love that I can wake up and say, oh, I'm only taking this opportunity because I want to and not because I have to.

And I think it'd be nice if everyone had that freedom, whatever that may look like to them.

No, I think a lot of people do wonder like, you know, is there some shame around it or are you going to ostracize people or people in your life at least?

And I think it just depends on the way that you do it.

Like if I truly believe that if I was sharing these numbers and, you know, showing maybe off or coming across like this is what I have.

If you want this, then like, you know, do X, Y, Z. I think that could come off quite slimy.

But I've been sharing my numbers since, you know, I had a

net worth of $8,000.

And back then, that was just that.

There's no association of that with my self-worth.

So I was like, of course, let me share it.