Short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video (Ramit Sethi interviewing his wife, Cassandra). Cassandra describes that she didn’t grow up talking about money, initially avoided money due to fear, and later had to reprogram her approach to finances when getting married and starting a business. Ramit notes Cassandra is technically competent with investing and money, and highlights her personal growth.
Years.
Yeah. For me, yes, it did take a long time because there was kind of this confluence of events that was going on. I didn't grow up talking about money. I hadn't really prioritized it. We were getting married, and then at the same time, I was starting my own business. And so money was just very scary to me. I wanted to avoid it at all costs. But being a business owner, being married to Remy, I really had to reprogram what I thought about money and how I approached it and how I talked about it, too. Do. Did you read his book when he told you to read the book? I did read the book, yes.
He did an awesome job, honestly. Technically, you're really good with money and investing. You're solid. But I think what was even more impressive is you.
