Changing Money Narratives
Chriselle discusses the societal perceptions surrounding money, particularly how women are often criticized for discussing financial matters like alimony, while men face little backlash. She emphasizes the importance of understanding money as a neutral concept, devoid of power dynamics, and advocates for educating future generations to make informed financial choices. The conversation highlights the need to shift the narrative around money and its value in society.In this clip
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