Tori Dunlap

And I talk about this in my book, Financial Feminist, but 80% of the personal finance equation is the systemic factors that you have no control of. Only 20% of the personal finance equation is how to get a budget together and making sure you're optimized and you're off IRA. So I wanted to have conversations that were more nuanced.

And I talk about this in my book, Financial Feminist, but 80% of the personal finance equation is the systemic factors that you have no control of. Only 20% of the personal finance equation is how to get a budget together and making sure you're optimized and you're off IRA. So I wanted to have conversations that were more nuanced.

And I talk about this in my book, Financial Feminist, but 80% of the personal finance equation is the systemic factors that you have no control of. Only 20% of the personal finance equation is how to get a budget together and making sure you're optimized and you're off IRA. So I wanted to have conversations that were more nuanced.

And I talk about this in my book, Financial Feminist, but 80% of the personal finance equation is the systemic factors that you have no control of. Only 20% of the personal finance equation is how to get a budget together and making sure you're optimized and you're off IRA. So I wanted to have conversations that were more nuanced.

And I talk about this in my book, Financial Feminist, but 80% of the personal finance equation is the systemic factors that you have no control of. Only 20% of the personal finance equation is how to get a budget together and making sure you're optimized and you're off IRA. So I wanted to have conversations that were more nuanced.

city that I wanted to do as somebody in their 20s. But yeah, that 100K, and this is the thing that's so important, is a lot of people, and I find especially women, they're not necessarily motivated by the numbers. For me, there was something about seeing 100K in the bank account that was like that, you know, that burst of serotonin.

city that I wanted to do as somebody in their 20s. But yeah, that 100K, and this is the thing that's so important, is a lot of people, and I find especially women, they're not necessarily motivated by the numbers. For me, there was something about seeing 100K in the bank account that was like that, you know, that burst of serotonin.

city that I wanted to do as somebody in their 20s. But yeah, that 100K, and this is the thing that's so important, is a lot of people, and I find especially women, they're not necessarily motivated by the numbers. For me, there was something about seeing 100K in the bank account that was like that, you know, that burst of serotonin.

city that I wanted to do as somebody in their 20s. But yeah, that 100K, and this is the thing that's so important, is a lot of people, and I find especially women, they're not necessarily motivated by the numbers. For me, there was something about seeing 100K in the bank account that was like that, you know, that burst of serotonin.

city that I wanted to do as somebody in their 20s. But yeah, that 100K, and this is the thing that's so important, is a lot of people, and I find especially women, they're not necessarily motivated by the numbers. For me, there was something about seeing 100K in the bank account that was like that, you know, that burst of serotonin.

And during that time, I think a lot of the financial experts were starting to have those conversations post-2016 with Black Lives Matter in 2020, the resurgence of that movement. So I think it was really important for me to have those conversations be something that was not just You can't buy a house because you buy lattes. And it's like, no, what is the real reason?

And during that time, I think a lot of the financial experts were starting to have those conversations post-2016 with Black Lives Matter in 2020, the resurgence of that movement. So I think it was really important for me to have those conversations be something that was not just You can't buy a house because you buy lattes. And it's like, no, what is the real reason?

And during that time, I think a lot of the financial experts were starting to have those conversations post-2016 with Black Lives Matter in 2020, the resurgence of that movement. So I think it was really important for me to have those conversations be something that was not just You can't buy a house because you buy lattes. And it's like, no, what is the real reason?

And during that time, I think a lot of the financial experts were starting to have those conversations post-2016 with Black Lives Matter in 2020, the resurgence of that movement. So I think it was really important for me to have those conversations be something that was not just You can't buy a house because you buy lattes. And it's like, no, what is the real reason?

And during that time, I think a lot of the financial experts were starting to have those conversations post-2016 with Black Lives Matter in 2020, the resurgence of that movement. So I think it was really important for me to have those conversations be something that was not just You can't buy a house because you buy lattes. And it's like, no, what is the real reason?

But it's very difficult sometimes to get somebody to care about money when they think it's just numbers. We know that money is psychological. We know that money is emotional.

But it's very difficult sometimes to get somebody to care about money when they think it's just numbers. We know that money is psychological. We know that money is emotional.

But it's very difficult sometimes to get somebody to care about money when they think it's just numbers. We know that money is psychological. We know that money is emotional.

But it's very difficult sometimes to get somebody to care about money when they think it's just numbers. We know that money is psychological. We know that money is emotional.

But it's very difficult sometimes to get somebody to care about money when they think it's just numbers. We know that money is psychological. We know that money is emotional.