Simran Kaur

It's like all automated with my finances.

My personal life is a lot less stressful.

My company is a lot less stressful.

I like jump into bed now, put on pajamas, read a little book.

And I'm like, wow, like I'm not checking emails.

This is great.

Like, who am I?

My number one money lesson.

Oh, I think the one that's just like blow in my mind is that money is not something that involves you taking from someone else.

That was something I really believed for a long time.

And it really, um,

pushed me away from money for a long time, made me think it was evil, that it was taboo to talk about, but it really just as a tool.

And you can use that tool for terrible things.

And you can use that tool for your own personal agendas that might not be, you know, in the best interest of everyone else, but it can also be a tool to improve your life.

It can be a tool to do things that you enjoy and outsource things that you don't enjoy and making

Almost like creating the sort of story of your life in a way that suits you as opposed to, gosh, like, I guess this is my next chapter.

I guess this is what I have to do.

You get to sort of write your own story.

And I think that just blew my mind.

And it's really just stuck with me.