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Did you know that there is a psychology? To how and what we do with money. And it really depends, I'm going to say early on and how you were brought up. But for example, and we can't get into a lot of detail in 2 minutes, but if you come in and book an appointment, we can find out a little bit more about your psychology and your relationship to money. But I know even in my own family, we have a family member that does a lot of emotional spending. So whether they're up because they're wanting to celebrate or they feel down in the dumps and they just want to get out of a funk, they actually go shopping. But this can cause a lot of damage to your future plans of where you want to be at some point in the money game. But your psychology towards money has a lot to do with it. And if you grew up lacking, you may want to spend. You may want to save, save, save and never spend it all. Or you might do the the opposite and you're going to earn and spend so that you can live a lavish lifestyle, not realizing how that's going to hurt your financial future. And there were books written about the psychology of money and your relationship to it. And part of that is knowing what's important to you about money. And then looking back to see how you can make advances that are not impacted by the way you grew up. It could be good, but it could be negative and you don't even realize it. But if you want to know more, as I said, give us a call at Leveque Wealth Planning. Dan and I would be happy to sit down and talk to you about the psychology of money and how it plays a role in your life. Or alternatively, go to our website and book an appointment with our calendar. It's always free and you might walk away knowing a little bit more about yourself and how you can save a lot more money. Until next time, I'm Linda Leveque. You asked, we answered.