10: Find Flow with Money with Jelisha Gatling
In this episode, Linzy and Jelisha delve into the specifics of goal setting when it comes to money and how to make those goals personal to you rather than having vague, arbitrary goals guided by society. Jelisha shares the way that her relationship to money has changed over time and what she does when old negative money stories pop up. Together, we explore how we prioritize our spending and actionable steps we can take to get better at that.
Tune in to hear the amazing action items and tips Jelisha shares that you can put into practice to get money flowing better for you! Find Jelisha on her website or on Instagram @savingthesaver!
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