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Hi, everyone. I'm Katie McManus, business strategist and leadership coach. And I am so delighted this evening to have Mega Bradley, who is a money healer and a dear friend and colleague of mine. If you have tuned into any of my lives previously, you know I love talking about money and our relationship to it. And Mega is the person that you go to when you want to heal a bad relationship with money. Mega, thank you so much for joining us this evening.

Thank you. Thanks for having me. I'm looking forward to seeing wherever we go on our adventure together.

I know. And when we were talking about this, we really don't have a plan for what we're going to talk about. It is just about our money consciousness work. We've been hosting these incredible clubhouses together as well. So for those of you who are on Clubhouse when you're watching this, go ahead and follow both of us and just hit that bell so that when we do host our Money Monday conversations, you can join because everything from sex and money, relationships and money, how to ask for more from your clients, all the things.

Yep.

Megha, I would love to start off with what drew you to being a money healer?

Cleaning up my own money shit, for lack of a better word. Really? Your audience is good with that one.

I we swear the only thing you'll notice is that when it's. It's auto captioned LinkedIn actually does it edit it asterisks or something?

If only that could happen in my parenting, I'd be invited to. So, yeah, I mean, I really got started on this because many years back, it's been like 13 years since the first time I even cracked open a conversation around money healing. And that book for me was Secrets of the Millionaire Mind. And you know, I had had an extremely successful business and an extremely traumatic catastrophic failure where, you know, you literally go from having five and six figure experiences to oh my gosh, I gotta go live with my friend. So that's where I got started there. I started healing all the genetic and other beliefs that were associated to money. And 13 years here I am still doing my work, but evolutioning all the way up as I go.

So yeah, yeah, yeah. And I think this is where you and I cross over so much. We both have this very firm belief that our money stories, the relationships that we have with money, is not something that we've just consciously created. It's something that's handed down to us generationally.

Absolutely. And it's not something that typically we even necessarily think about. You know, there's so many pieces of money blueprint that get put on us even as little kids. And by the time we are 20, 30, 40, 50, even 60, 70 years old, depending on when we finally go, wait a minute, whether we're rich or poor. That's the funny thing is, even if you've had the silver spoon and everything's been handed to you, you have a money story. And so, yeah, it's amazing. And as I uncovered all of the wiring that goes with that, that's when I said, oh my gosh, more people need this work.

And I, you know, me and my audience knows me pretty well. Like, my story is, I basically was terrible with money, crashed and burned my life, almost had to declare bankruptcy, and then finally sat down with someone who actually does money healing in the same way that you a theta healer. And that was really the switch for me. Oh, my God. And it's still an ever continuing journey to heal it and with money. But it's really to fix a problem. You have to first of all recognize that there is a problem.

Yes. And be vulnerable enough to talk about it, which is different from just admitting it, but actually being vulnerable enough to notice your own stuff, which a lot of people will skirt around that one.

Well, there's shame. There's so much shame around money and not being good with it or having a lot of it or not having enough of it.

Yeah, I see so much. Well, and that's the thing is, and then there's this I, you know, as you know from conversations that we've had, you know, the thing is, is that on top of just personal, social, family, all those other constructs, there's also the relationship with us versus creator in relationship to money and whichever name you happen to call God or source or whatever, I'm not here to be your pastor kind of thing. Like, whatever that relationship is, there's a whole bunch of other nonsense related to.

Yeah, I mean, there's the whole guilt of like, okay, well, if you're going to be a helper or a healer out there in the world, then you have to be poor.

Yeah, yeah. The vow of like, I've got to be Mother Teresa. And as you know, one of the greatest things I ever heard, and I heard this way early on, and it was thanks to Wayne Dyer. And he said, do you realize it takes millions of dollars to make Mother Teresa Mother Teresa? And you don't think about that. Right. Like, we glorify the austerity, but then we, we, we only see the front facing outcome oftentimes of people who, who have a lot of donations and a lot of money that's coming in. And then meanwhile, as healers and, and you know, regardless of we have a heart of service and, and want to be in servant leadership, we suddenly think that also means poverty leadership. And there is no such thing as really being financially destitute and having the power in order to change the world.

Yeah, well, and I just love, I love that Mother Teresa gets brought into this conversation whenever we're looking for the archetype of the religious helper because she was a badass bee when it came to money. She would walk into mate. And I know you know this, but I want my, everyone who's watching know that she would walk into companies, multi million dollar companies and she'd say, okay, you're gonna give me a donation now. And they'd be like, okay, here's $3 million. She's like, no, not good enough. And she'd be ready to walk out. And then there goes their whole publicity stunt. They're like fine, here's $10 million. Like fine, that's fine. I guess it's all right.

It's really, it's interesting when we think about what it takes to run any organization that actually is making large significant change in the world and you know, just even another along that line, you know, we, we have a common coach who you know, takes trips to Africa and does these mission projects with women and creates micro loans and what may seem like a, a very small minute amount of money, even $50 here for us, for some of us that's like a weekly Starbucks habit. You know, like that is the entire funding for a microloan for a, for a woman owned business in Kenya. You know, like it's money's. The relational scale is also important to think about in that process.

Yeah, absolutely. What is the biggest transformation you've seen when someone reckons with their money? Story could be yours or someone else's.

I think one of the biggest transformations that has happened is I have watched, I have a client who is married to a person and I sometimes do have to pause as I go through this to make sure I give away no details of the person that I speak of Reference. This person has a husband who makes more in a month than most people who have a six figure business make in a month or in a year. So. But the extreme amount of actual control and trauma that she is exposed to is amazing. So she's driving the top line Mercedes, she's got everything enviable. If you were to see her walking through the finest hotel in the world. But when she's at home, she, her husband literally has her locked in a room. So she is literally like a walking prisoner. And so we did a. I found out that she had a generational curse and she had a contract that was actually like, upon her. And, and to crown this, the same husband used to be a religious man. Just going to leave it at that. And very well esteemed, very visible. Well, after we broke the, the contract that was upon her, about three months later, she got the bravery to walk out and leave. And she is now happily divorced and away from that relationship and did not go through the kind of trauma and drama that you would think would come with that. Meaning that this was a, this was a domestic violence situation. And she ended it with peace and walked away because we ended the contract that she had to struggle. And she was so afraid of losing the money because what would it mean to be, you know, what would it mean to be poor? Well, it turns out she did not end up being poor.

Yeah. And we have our friend David Fryman. Finally, all the Android folks get to hear our money talk. Yes, David, welcome to the conversation. And just to please everyone, Meghan and I have been doing these, these clubhouses and we've realized, oh, my God, this has to be a podcast. The podcast is coming. Okay. It's, it's dancing around. Mega's getting certified to become a trainer in the work that she does. I'm getting a puppy. We're, we're figuring out. But you know, one of the things that's incredible is our conversations, you know, has, they've really transformed the last month for me.

Yeah.

You know, it's just when you bring consciousness to the money conversation and you're just in it all the time and you're, you're, you're not even doing any healing on it or whatever. You're just focusing your attention on untangling it.

Yep.

It actually has huge, huge impact in how money flows into you and your business.

Absolutely. And I think even for us just having the conversation as facilitators, that the open air conversation, because there's something about being free enough to talk about money. Because I don't know about your, where you came from, but I grew up in the south and might not be able to tell by my accent, but it is impolite in the south to talk about money. I don't know how it is where you're from, but from where I'm from, that's like a. No, no impolite. Conversation.

Yeah. Yeah. So I come from Italian Irish Catholic background on my dad's side. And waspy, wasp. Wasp. Not a whole lot of talking about money openly.

Yeah.

You know, like my dad comes from a fairly wealthy family. You know, generational wealth and, you know, money's never been a problem, so you just don't talk about it. My mom's mom, she was always looking for like, the next thing that will indicate wealth. You know, it was like a family secret.

Yeah.

I mean, the family secrets in that side of the family are just incredible. They. She wants actually burned down the house.

Wow.

Used to cook liver, you know, chicken liver. And she forgot to put water in the pan. You slow cook it. And it burnt down the house. And she had my Uncle Chuck break into the house before the firefighters could get in to do a thing to find the pan. Not because they wanted the insurance money or anything, but because she was terrified the neighbors would find out that she made that kind of mistake. Because in the neighborhood where none of the women worked, she was one of the only housewives who worked.

Oh, wow. Isn't that interesting. Talk about shame.

I know, right? And Sarah, Sarah Wagner here. Yes. Raised never to talk about it. It's just one of those topics that you just don't, you don't bring up.

Well, and it's, it's also, you know, there's a lot of fears, money fears that go along with that, like if you have money. And so my, my, my son's dad, he is from Honduras. And in Honduras, you don't speak about money because you very well could end up being kidnapped and held hostage if you were to actually divulge that that particular family member has that much line on cash. But that's not the only culture in society where that is, where there's actually not only just a. Oh, that's impolite, bless your heart, don't talk about that. But literally, like, are we going to be killed for talking about money? So money is a, there's a beautiful thing, but it is definitely an alchemical component of a lot of ill in the world.

Yeah, no, totally. And even on a lesser, on a lesser stance, like there's this, this whole belief system, if you win the lottery, don't tell anyone because you don't want your family members to then ask you.

For a money, you know, that went on in, I think, in my family. So when I first started doing this healing work at the level that I, that I am, I went to a woman who did something called Genet Voice Printing, Alenia Hopler. I'll be give big shout out, huge gratitude. I wouldn't be sitting here if it wasn't for the work that she had done with me. And with genetic voice printing, it literally is like a lie detector. And you actually sit there and you talk about whatever you're going to talk about and see where in the genetic line it echoes out. Now I do the same work. I just dig. I'm an investigator and I dig it out of you. Instead of being. I am like a human lie detector which are not liking too much. But one of the things that she said, she says and, and the science that is, it's now proven there's a whole thing on discovery on the things. The Discovery Channel or BBC has a special on epigenetics. So if you don't know that word, go write it down, go Google it. But epigenetics talks about basically the DNA encoding of these beliefs around money. And so speaking of this whole asking for money thing, so one side of my family, I won't even say which side just to not cause anybody to come after me after this call doesn't particularly matter for this conversation. I ended up when she said to me, you heal seven generations forward and seven generations back. And I said, yeah, like how is that going to show up? She says, when you start healing your money stuff, you're going to actually notice that the people in your family start having a shift in their money. And I did not believe her. I'm like, yeah, right, okay. I was worried about me. That sounds great. I really don't care about them.

Yeah.

And I lo and behold, I started to see shifts in my family. And it was the kind of stuff that I was the exact thing, I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm going to be the one who has money and my family members are going to come knock on my door and ask me, you know, hey, can I borrow some? Yeah, and I'll be darned. It's not ever happened. And even if you have a sibling or a cousin or somebody that says, hey, can I borrow some money? They pay it back.

Yeah.

It's like, it's amazing what's in the genetic layer and why people don't talk about money for that reason, like, oh my gosh, my cousin's gonna come land on my doorstep, never leave.

Right, Right. Well, it's so funny, you know, we all, we all have that family member who whenever they come into some money, like something awful happens.

Yes. Oh, yeah.

You know, that person and it. How amazing would it Be for you to you to do the internal work and then have that translate into things being better for them.

Oh, I see that happen a lot. There's, there's a. Many times we don't get sick until we become successful. It's the darndest thing. Just like you see like, you know, people who were fine until they became movie stars and got their first Oscar nomination, and next thing you know, they're spiraling in an addiction. Well, that's not just the environment. That's the contract. That's whatever agreement you've got going on in your, in your blueprint that says, this just can't all go well for me.

Yeah.

And oh my gosh, what would happen if I actually had the love, the money, the freedom, the joy, the faith, all of those things? I just can't possibly do that. So it's something, it's like, it's like driving with too much weight on your tires. Like those big tractor trailer trucks. And you always hope that their weigh stations, they're correct in the way station because if not, they're having a blowout.

Yeah. Right.

And I, I have seen clients who have achieved great financial success and freedom finally paid everything off. Their business is humming along. They got a mid six figure business, Things are rocking and rolling, and guess what? They get a cancer diagnosis. Yeah. It's not timing, it's a trigger.

Yeah. Right.

So. Yeah.

Yeah. God, I mean, there's just so much in that, you know, we all have our beliefs around how success gets to you. And there's, there's this whole concept that you and I talk about a lot is poverty, pride.

Yeah.

You know, if, if your ancestors, you know, emigrated or immigrated. Emigrated to the United States from born country, like Ireland, you know, I'm Irish American. We're here, you know, they came here and the human spirit can't. Can't exist thinking it's downtrodden. Can't exist with pride, without pride of like making it.

Yeah.

And even if you only have four potatoes to get you through the winter, if that's what you did to get through, like, you're gonna have pride in it.

Yes.

And then it's like. But then it has like this ugly other side to it. Like, well, don't have too much. Like, just be happy with what you have.

Yeah. What's your problem? Why are. What, what, we are not good enough for you? The life you had wasn't good enough for you? That's the thanks we get? Yeah. I mean, it's amazing, right?

It's. Oh, God, I mean I, I've seen it play out and it's not something that's consciously handed down from parents. Like, no, no parent wants to tell their child, like, you have to struggle. You have to make every dollar really, really hard to earn something that's just so inherent in, in how we learn to make money.

Yeah, yeah. We've glorified struggle. I mean even the boss babe thing you have to look at. I mean I, like, I know some people are like, okay, now I'm really going to mess with, I'm going to send a message now, like don't come for the boss babes, but as long as you're a boss babe and you're a boss babe with ease, like I think that should be the next hashtag boss babe with ease. Because if you have become so glorified and in. One of the things that I also do besides theta healing is human design. And inside of human design, it's actually how each of us is individually wired. And some people can do hustle. Like actually 65% of the population. 65, 75%, 70% of the population can do. When I say struggle, I don't mean that you actually should glorify and go pursue it, but that you actually have the energy to work your butt off and fall into bed at night and you have actually expended all your energy. The other 30% of the population is killing themselves pretty much with adrenal fatigue and sheer exhaustion. By trying to mirror. Yes. And you're in that smaller percentage of I've got to be like this hustle drive two hours to work every day. I'm so proud. Like there's pride in how hard we struggle and we really should stop glorifying that. And it's not to say we don't glorify doing the work that needs to be done, but there's a difference between where you hold the pride.

Yeah.

Yeah. So.

Yeah. Well it's so funny you say that because I mean like I lived that and I was an award winning ground like record breaking salesperson in my career and I murdered myself every single month, every single quarter. And I felt like I was never getting anywhere. Like I was just barely like getting above water for air and then I'd like get a big gulp of air and then all of a sudden we plunged down again.

Yep.

And it was just exhausting. And I'd watch everyone else and I would just struggle with like, how is everyone else making this possible?

Yeah, well, and, and depending on like there our bodies become so trained to the adrenaline.

Mm.

And then it's almost like we wait for the other shoe to fall if for some reason, the money actually comes within greater ease. And so then it's like, oh, now I. I've seen people go from struggle to hoarding because it's like, oh, it was so hard before. I don't know when the rainy day is going to come, but I'm going to make sure that I've stashed up for the rainy day. And that's not to say don't save, but it's like, literally. Like, they literally go, here's all my acorns.

Don't.

What's gonna happen? Which also stops the flow of abundance.

Right. And I just want to give a shout out to Karim. Hi. Hi. As well. We're doing great. Hope you're also doing great. We're talking money this evening. It's a. It's a big, juicy topic. I think we have aliens trying to get in. Do you hear that? There's a. There's, like, a background. Oh, oh, oh. We're having. We're having some technical difficulties. Everyone just stay tuned. Aliens are trying to make contact, apparently. Mega. I can't hear you now. Nope, Nope. Ooh. We have. We have, like, some. Some generational things coming in saying we shouldn't talk about money right now. That's so funny. Can't hear you. Do you want to try to sign out and sign back in? Okay. So it's so funny. I. I've encountered stuff like this a lot. When you start talking about money or anything that can shift the balances for people, can heal something that, you know, that just has a lot of energy to it and a lot of, like, stickiness to it. Sometimes technical stuff happens. And, you know, I'm. I'm a life coach. I'm a trained life coach. I'm into the woo. I. I genuinely believe that there's something like. There's some energetic thing that wants to interfere with the conversation, going where it's gonna go.

That's normal. Can you hear me now?

Yeah, I can hear you now.

Yeah, that's. That's totally within the realm of normal, but that is. That happens daily.

And poor Karam, like, they. They signed in right before that happened. They're like, it's not me. No, not you. It's not you.

No. That's what happens when you talk about energetic things through electricity, and things are like, no, no, no, no, no.

Shh. So I would love to hear what's one practice that you recommend people do when they're just starting to heal their money story, journal, journal, journal.

I being able to sit there and even if you're like, I love the artist way, Julia Cameron, the artist way gives this exercise, which is like, you start writing in the morning, do the morning pages. Anybody ever done the morning pages? Have you ever done them? Yeah. I mean, like, to me, there's so much that we hold in and judge because we're afraid to let it flow. And if it comes out in the pen and there's an exercise that goes with it, which is don't correct yourself. Notice how many times you skip a word, scratch out a word, go back and edit your own writing, and you'll begin to notice how big your self critic is in participating in running your life.

Yeah. I mean, and for those of you who aren't familiar with morning pages, it's not supposed to be ever shown to anyone. You're never supposed to go back and read it. It's never supposed to be published. It's literally like if you can't think of anything, you say, I can't think of anything. I can't think of anything. I can't think of anything.

Yeah. And you're five minutes.

Yeah, yeah. Your critic jumps in in that moment and wants to. Wants to edit. I can't think of anything. It wants to make it more. More classically, you know, prose or whatever. I don't know.

Well, it's like, you know, when we're so used to typing, we backspace. Right. Like, it's like, oh, delete, delete, whatever.

Right.

And. And I found that when I started that exercise and I started doing the morning pages right around the same time that I went to Secrets of Millionaire Mind, and I went through, you know, Millionaire Mind Intensive, and I was just starting to really do a lot of work. And journaling was one of the regular exercises in that too. And journaling is just so insightful because things fall out of your pen before you get a chance to necessarily stop them. And then you go back and read it and go, oh, my gosh, I actually think that. So that's an early practice, I think, for anyone, regardless of how much money they have or don't have, where their cash flow is for investing. Start journaling, and then you'll have plenty to come to your money coach or your abundance healer or whatever with.

Yeah, yeah, it's. And I'll. I'll vouch for this because I do the artist's way, you know, on and off, you know, throughout the year. This stuff that comes out of my pen, like, I'm like, what the hell? Like, how is that? What? Like, how have you survived this long as a human? If that's what I believe.

Well, you know, considering how much is just programmed into our cells and that we are giant software. We are giant software applications ourselves. You know, we can all these finely engineered apps and tools that we use, and we'd say, see how many bugs they have. Well, guess what? Humans are the most advanced operating system out there. So I'm sure we've got really smart ways to compartmentalize those things.

Yeah. Yeah. And I want to add to that one of the things that I've been very conscious of is the amount of. And I love tv. I'm a big advocate of, like, binging Netflix and watching movies. All the things. Is being very conscious of the TV programming that you're watching and doesn't celebrate poverty. Does it make, like, struggling? The thing, you know, one of the shows that I think is hysterical and it's. It's very heartwarming in moments and, you know, like, pee your pants funny. And others is mom, but they're always in struggle.

Yeah.

And they don't trust themselves with money. And there's just, like, this. This money energy that's just so wonky there. And I have to really. I think it's funny, but I have to stay away from it because I'm like, okay, cool. I don't want to fill up my system with that.

Yeah. And then there's the Kardashians, which mirror all the things that we've ever judged about people who have money. We could do our entire podcast just on, like, watching. We could binge watch things and then do, like, you know, like, you know. What was that? Mystery Science Theater? Is that what it's called? Like, commentaries?

I don't know.

Yeah.

There's this new show that my family is obsessed with, and it's. What is it? Accident, suicide, or murder? It's always a murder. But, like, they go, it's always a murder.

Like.

She was stabbed seven times into the throat. And it's like, was it an accident?

Oh, my gosh. I have to know about the show. I used to binge watch csi, but that's just me. Oh, good. People ask me, they're like, you're so morbid. You like watching csi? I'm like, I love studying psychology. Yeah.

And it's so funny. You know, even the really crappy crime shows, whenever they look at, you know, who done it, you know, was there an issue with worthiness? Was There like infidelity. Did someone. Was someone made to feel not worthy of love? Yes. Was there money involved?

Exactly. It's. It's so true.

Yeah.

I mean like even the, even the romance thing, things that go sideways. Yeah. It's like, oh yeah, he killed her for the five million dollar life insurance policy.

Yeah. Weird.

Believe. Yeah. There's tons of it. It's, it's seemingly endless, but yeah. It's the most violence. Most violence on the planet is driven by some sort of, you know, unworthiness, shame or rage issue, which is just shame that's been buried and turns into toxic.

Yeah. Fermented explosion.

Fermented shame. How many years vintage would you like on that shame?

I have a seller full of it. Would you like all my, all my wine friends watching will get that one?

Absolutely.

Well, I know you have littles to put to bed.

I do, yeah.

How's your son's broken arm?

It's doing well. Although he tries to lift things, I always look at him and go. And then he goes, ow. And I'm like, yeah, school of hard knocks. But that's in his human design. So I just go, oh yeah. So school of hard knocks is going to hit you for the next 30 years and it'll be okay.

Sarah Wagner, who's also into the woo, she's calling.

Oh, I love that. Yes.

It's like you're really like ginormous scoby that just like turning out this ferment.

Beautiful imagery of that. Especially if anybody's ever done homemade kombucha.

I haven't like five minutes and then I looked it up and I saw.

It looks like a science experiment like going extremely wrong.

I'm not even gonna say it for. Because I like kombucha. I don't want to have to.

No, don't do it then.

Yeah, I'm not going to say. Anyway, I'm so excited for our podcast.

Yep.

And we also have, we also have a two day event that we're doing in June that we're working out the details for, but it's all about, you know, healing your money story so that you can structure your business and ask for high paying clients without feeling like you're betraying your story, without feeling like a fraud or just a, you know, bozo.

Yeah.

And we're gonna make sure marketing copy, by the way.

Yeah, exactly. Well, and we're going to make sure that you do not have a subconscious worthiness trigger that ends up having you lose all the money that you receive after you ask what you're worth.

Yes. Yeah, yeah, that happens. I mean, I'll never forget my very first sales job. We like my team. We broke all records for our company. I made $16,000 in two weeks after making $32,000 the entire year before.

Yeah, there you go. Yeah.

And I went and I spent a thousand dollars on workout clothes.

Oh, wow. That's generous.

Yeah. I just really wanted to treat myself to workout clothes. I still have them. They're great quality. But, like, that money could have gone to better things that I much more happy with in the long run.

Yeah. Well, and that goes to the. We'll have many conversations more, but obviously that goes to the money thermostat, which is. If it's only set at a certain amount of money, it will get rid of all the other money that is there. So we're going to be signing.

We're going to be showing our participants exactly how to make more money and actually keep it at that status quo. So you're not just having a 1 spike, $10,000 a month, you're having consistent $10,000 months.

Right. And we're going to talk about also how you are designed to attract money based on who you are, which is created 88 days prior to your birth. So don't think you're going to outsmart the system.

Oh, my God. Well, I'm so excited to learn this about myself because you're going to be doing this with me.

Yeah.

I'm so excited for everyone who's going to be in our workshop because it's going to be a game changer for so many people. I know it.

It is. It'll be fun to see the needles move fast.

The other thing I would like for our audience to know is that we are going to be accepting applications for our hot seats for our podcast. So if you want to go into this realm and you're okay with it being recorded, send an application to send a direct message to me via LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, wherever you're finding this. And, you know, we'll talk and see if it's a good fit, but we're accepting those applications starting now. But, Mega, thank you so much for joining me this evening.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

We have that next week LinkedIn user. You're still showing up without a name. Yes. We will be announcing more information, so I can't wait to tell you about it. But I would also love to hear your name, so I know who I'm talking to. But anyway, Mega, we'll talk next week. Thank you for coming this evening.

Yeah. I'm looking forward to all we co collaborate on because it's so exciting to support big expansions in the world.

Oh, my God. It just. It just changes. It changes everything. It's the impact we want to have in the world and we get to create it. How lucky are we?

Oh, gosh. It's such a blessing because it's like, you know, like. Oh, you know, like there's so many different ways that you can be joyful. We get to do this because we've never, you know, nearly gone off the edge of the cliff or pretty much down the side, crawl back up.

I definitely slid half.

Like branches in my hair and like, yes, I got scratches and all that. Yeah, yeah. So we're not just sitting up in an ivory tower. We've actually had these. So these are real conversations we're not just theoretically talking about. So. Yeah.

All right, well, thank you for joining me. Thank you, everyone. If you have any questions, please put them in the chat. We'll come back and answer them later. And I'm Katie McManus, business strategist and leadership coach. And this is Mega Bradley, our resident money healer. I'll be going live every day this week, so tune in. And I am getting my puppy delivered on Wednesday, so stay tuned. There are going to be some special editions where there's going to be a puppy in the video. Have a great night, everyone.

Good night.