You inherit money beliefs from family and society that might hold you back. The speaker argues for dropping old assumptions and learning from people who handle money differently, to build better financial habits.
What's interesting and useful about that is that as we go through life, we tend to pick up a lot of ideas, a lot of beliefs, and we inherit a lot of stuff from people around us, from society, from education systems, from parents around what money is, what investing is, what wealth is. And what's really useful is that as we go through life, letting some of these long-held beliefs go, right? But at the same time, being open to receive other information, other perspectives from different people who do things in different ways. Does that make sense? People that I'm bringing in over the weekend have some different things that you can learn and you can pick up and you can take. So taking those different perspectives is important.
