My Wedding Plans Are A People Pleaser’s Nightmare
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What is the opening discussion about people‑pleasing and the Friday Drinks intro?
My name's Natasha Bamblett. I'm a proud First Nations woman and I'm here to acknowledge country. T. Glenn Ganya. Nena Kakayao yemba waka. Nain art guyin in bani yakarum ja, dummin ya gummiga dummiga itho wakin nidal wamin dammin emilan. Mummy Bangata Bummer in and now waka gana yakram ja what's another now. Hello, beautiful friends. We gather on the lands of the Aboriginal people. We thank, acknowledge, and respect the Aboriginal people's land that we're gathering on today. Take pleasure in all the land and respect all that you see. She's on the Money Podcast acknowledges culture, country, community, and connections. Bringing you the tools, knowledge and resources for you to thrive.
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Hello and welcome to She's on the Money, the podcast where we usually discuss all of the issues concerning your wealth goals so that you can feel more in control of your financial future. But today, today, my friends, it is Friday. The day where we like to swap the serious stuff for something light and a little bit refreshing. That's right, it is Friday drinks time where we gather to discuss questions, DMs, and saucy dilemmas from the She's on the Money community. Joining me today are my favorite co-hosts, Leo Queen, wearer of caps, and voicer of the people, Ms. Beck Saed, and collector of trinkets, musical theater aficionado, and partnerships, Maestro Miss Gescrici. Lovely. So this might be a little bit confronting, but would either of you, and I know the answer to one of your responses, would either of you consider
A people pleasing person. Uh huh.
You know what to what does that look like, you know? Oh, we like to please. I think we like to
please. In the nicest possible way. I think we might be three possible people pleasers. Me less so 'cause I feel like over time I've learnt to just push back. But That's not a bad thing necessarily. But let's just say this week's DM is for those of us who are struggling with appeasing others. We'll also be discussing whether one community member actually owes tax on profits they didn't earn. So don't go away. There is going to be so much more after the break. Welcome back, my friends. And what kind of Friday would it be without a five star juicy review every single week? We sift through your comments and select one of the very best to feature on the pod. And this one is no exception. It comes from La Rutherford, who wrote in just after our thousandth episode to say This was such a great start to my birthday.
Congratulations, ladies. I usually listen at night when I'm at the gym, but I woke up early today to tune in. You should all be so proud of what you've done to help women's financial literacy. I recommend this podcast to so many friends and community groups, and I've seen others do the same. You guys are fighting the good fight. Happy valid birthday.
Happy belated. Exactly. Exactly. And
thank you for writing and for recommending us to your friends. Thank you. That's my favorite way to find new friends. If you've always wanted to give us a shout out, please review She's on the Money on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts, because we would love to hear from you. Now, naturally, our community loves a little bit of a yap. And we get the odd question here and there about stuff that we're already chatting. About, but rarely we share outside of our Slack channels. And honestly, there's some of our best conversations. So today's question of the week comes from Sasha who has asked. What is your favorite activity that is free?
I fear mine is boring, just but reading. I love to read. Well, if you go to a library, yes.
Oh, that's a good yeah, I was about to be like, I bought my Kindle. Does that count?
Yeah, like I obviously favor my Kindle, but you could do it for free in the library, and that's what I did as a kid. I loved the library, still do. Probably reading or otherwise just being outside. Like I'm a
good little reader.
I like a hike, I like a long walk, I like nature. I like adventuring, which I don't know if you would count that as an activity, but especially when I was younger and not working like a full time job, I would often with my best friend would just get in the car and drive somewhere we'd never been.
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