A woman who was a teen mother on government assistance describes the shame and self-doubt that nearly silenced her. She worked through the trauma and limiting beliefs that block wealth, and now speaks for others stuck in the same place.
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And so in those really dark moments where I was questioning myself, questioning my purpose, questioning God, questioning the universe, questioning whether or not I even had anything to say or whether or not anybody wanted to listen to me or that I have a message, you know, a lot of those thoughts were, who would want to listen to someone like me? I mean, look at where I came from, right? Like, why would somebody want to listen to, I was a teen mom on government assistance. I should be homeless or broke somewhere. Like, statistically speaking, I shouldn't be where I am. So why would they want to listen to me? And so I had to work through all of those things and realize that I do have a message to share and that I actually am on the other side.