A short conversational segment where Sandi L Boucher and Millie introduce their relationship: Millie first knew Sandi from local events and later became Sandi’s financial advisor and friend. Sandi describes a period of financial instability, credits Millie with helping make her goals happen, and invited her onto the New Path Podcast. Millie recalls Sandi’s passionate presentations and unapologetic embrace of her indigeneity.
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You came across as real. You came across as authentic. I actually believed you could live next door, so I loved that. So I loved you long before I even knew you. And then, I'm going to guess, like, Thunder Bay business woman's network. We definitely hung out. Yeah. Definitely talked finances a couple of times. But I swear to God, you know how, like, when you have an earthquake and the earth is, like. That was, like, my financial stability back then. Right? So in April, I'm talking to you because I think I could come up with a plan by June. It's like, it's not going to happen. And full disclosure to people watching. Millie is my financial advisor now. All of these dreams I love renting and raving about. Millie helps me make those happen and actually helps me believe I can do them. So we've just stayed in touch. Like, I mean, it's not like we see each other often. No. But when we do, like, it's like, hey, how are you exactly? It's been one of those. We pick up exactly where we left off, 100%. So that's how I know Millie. She's an amazing financial advisor. She's a great friend. She's awesome. And that's why I asked her to go on this crazy train with me that is called the New Path Podcast. So over to you, Millie. Oh, my God. Okay, so Sandy the wet. So my first memories of her were of you doing a presentation. I'm sure some. Some little Legion or hall somewhere in the. In the bowels of Thunder Bay. Entirely possible. And I just remember you being so, so passionate about what you were saying. Just. And just having this. This. This. This inner fire that was coming out and that you were. And you were so in your indigeneity, for lack of a better term. Right. I mean, that's. That's. You've made that the. The core of who you are, and you've put that out for the rest of us for so long in a way that's so unapologetic and so powerful that it's just this. This woman is interesting, you know, I really like what she's got to say. I really like how she's. I feel like my mic is cutting out, but I think it's my headphones. But I really just feel like she's. She's got it figured out, you know? I know, right? Because. Yeah. And you're. You're saying, you know, I look confident on camera. I know, exactly. I did not figure. I did not have my shit figured out when I was on camera. Either. I was winging it 99 of the time. So. So. So, yeah. I mean, and it's interesting how we can be vulnerable with each other now. And I'm sure that when we met, there was probably some part of each of us that recognized the authenticity in the other person. 100.
