How to Avoid Financial Blind Spots

There's always one person who's really dealing with the day to day stuff. They're in there moving money around, paying the bills and doing that kind of stuff. And there's one other person that's maybe more at the high level. They get the big picture and that thing. And then there's some families where they actually keep their money very separate. It's almost like a silo of you might have grain in this silo and you've got something else in this one over here, and they're separated. There is a degree of that that happens. Try to find ways to bridge your money together so that you are aware of what's going on. When money conversations become a point of contention, there's probably some past based experience there, and it's to try to figure out how you can clear the air so that you can move forward positively and have powerful conversations.