Tori Dunlap

Yeah, when I was embarking on writing my book and really educating people about money in general, I was like, okay, we got to get to the actionable advice because that's what I'm really good at. I'm really good at like, you do this and then you do this and you do this and here's what a Roth IRA is and here's how to take advantage of one.

Yeah, when I was embarking on writing my book and really educating people about money in general, I was like, okay, we got to get to the actionable advice because that's what I'm really good at. I'm really good at like, you do this and then you do this and you do this and here's what a Roth IRA is and here's how to take advantage of one.

Yeah, when I was embarking on writing my book and really educating people about money in general, I was like, okay, we got to get to the actionable advice because that's what I'm really good at. I'm really good at like, you do this and then you do this and you do this and here's what a Roth IRA is and here's how to take advantage of one.

Yeah, when I was embarking on writing my book and really educating people about money in general, I was like, okay, we got to get to the actionable advice because that's what I'm really good at. I'm really good at like, you do this and then you do this and you do this and here's what a Roth IRA is and here's how to take advantage of one.

Yeah, when I was embarking on writing my book and really educating people about money in general, I was like, okay, we got to get to the actionable advice because that's what I'm really good at. I'm really good at like, you do this and then you do this and you do this and here's what a Roth IRA is and here's how to take advantage of one.

And what happened in my early days, I used to do one-on-one coaching with people. And what would happen is they would be successful for a period of time, but then they would fall off the bandwagon for whatever reason. And when I would ask them or like dig into that deeper, I started to realize, oh, there's so many emotional hangups.

And what happened in my early days, I used to do one-on-one coaching with people. And what would happen is they would be successful for a period of time, but then they would fall off the bandwagon for whatever reason. And when I would ask them or like dig into that deeper, I started to realize, oh, there's so many emotional hangups.

And what happened in my early days, I used to do one-on-one coaching with people. And what would happen is they would be successful for a period of time, but then they would fall off the bandwagon for whatever reason. And when I would ask them or like dig into that deeper, I started to realize, oh, there's so many emotional hangups.

And what happened in my early days, I used to do one-on-one coaching with people. And what would happen is they would be successful for a period of time, but then they would fall off the bandwagon for whatever reason. And when I would ask them or like dig into that deeper, I started to realize, oh, there's so many emotional hangups.

And what happened in my early days, I used to do one-on-one coaching with people. And what would happen is they would be successful for a period of time, but then they would fall off the bandwagon for whatever reason. And when I would ask them or like dig into that deeper, I started to realize, oh, there's so many emotional hangups.

And again, we have this own internalized stuff going on ourselves, right? This is not like men necessarily like putting this on us. This is so many women coming to me being like, yeah, but I should just be grateful that I have a job at all. And I'm like, yes, and you're not being compensated fairly. So let's get you a raise.

And again, we have this own internalized stuff going on ourselves, right? This is not like men necessarily like putting this on us. This is so many women coming to me being like, yeah, but I should just be grateful that I have a job at all. And I'm like, yes, and you're not being compensated fairly. So let's get you a raise.

And again, we have this own internalized stuff going on ourselves, right? This is not like men necessarily like putting this on us. This is so many women coming to me being like, yeah, but I should just be grateful that I have a job at all. And I'm like, yes, and you're not being compensated fairly. So let's get you a raise.

And again, we have this own internalized stuff going on ourselves, right? This is not like men necessarily like putting this on us. This is so many women coming to me being like, yeah, but I should just be grateful that I have a job at all. And I'm like, yes, and you're not being compensated fairly. So let's get you a raise.

And again, we have this own internalized stuff going on ourselves, right? This is not like men necessarily like putting this on us. This is so many women coming to me being like, yeah, but I should just be grateful that I have a job at all. And I'm like, yes, and you're not being compensated fairly. So let's get you a raise.

There are so many psychological trauma, quite honestly, about money. Money is emotional. It's psychological. When it's good, when it's bad, we feel a certain way about every financial choice we make, whether that's how we spend our money, how we're saving our money, what we're saving it for. Everything is psychological.

There are so many psychological trauma, quite honestly, about money. Money is emotional. It's psychological. When it's good, when it's bad, we feel a certain way about every financial choice we make, whether that's how we spend our money, how we're saving our money, what we're saving it for. Everything is psychological.

There are so many psychological trauma, quite honestly, about money. Money is emotional. It's psychological. When it's good, when it's bad, we feel a certain way about every financial choice we make, whether that's how we spend our money, how we're saving our money, what we're saving it for. Everything is psychological.

There are so many psychological trauma, quite honestly, about money. Money is emotional. It's psychological. When it's good, when it's bad, we feel a certain way about every financial choice we make, whether that's how we spend our money, how we're saving our money, what we're saving it for. Everything is psychological.

There are so many psychological trauma, quite honestly, about money. Money is emotional. It's psychological. When it's good, when it's bad, we feel a certain way about every financial choice we make, whether that's how we spend our money, how we're saving our money, what we're saving it for. Everything is psychological.