This video episode talks about how you can manage your finances, make worthwhile investments and reach financial security in your 20s.
Intro:
Welcome to The Glass Is Half Full Talk Show. Let’s face it, life can be tough in many ways. Here on The Glass Is Half Full we focus on how life is tough financially. Dealing with these financial realities can be a challenge. Essentially, we have to find ways to do more with less, less money that is. The show is focused on helping you discover ways to achieve that goal, even if you don’t have a lot of money to work with. We’ll be meeting people from many different walks of life. They’ll share their stories and expertise, looking to do more with less and maintain a positive attitude while you’re doing it. Welcome to The Glass Is Half Full. Now let’s join Sean and his guest in the studio.
SeanHi everybody, Sean Killen here from The Glass Is Half Full channel, we’re here with Liz Enriquez, who has a fantastic story I was reading about, and thought nothing better than to get her on and let her fill in the blanks for us and help us understand how to be as successful as she has been able to become. Hi Liz, how you doing?
LizI’m well, thank you Sean for having me.SeanOf course, thank you for coming. So, I’m not even too sure where to start, I mean, there are so many different aspects to your story that are interesting, I’m sure of interest to everybody. Do you want to tell me where you’d like to start telling us about your story?
LizI guess we can start from the beginning.SeanWell, way back when you were five.LizYeah, way back to then. I think it’s really important when we talk about finances to kind of understand where people are coming from. Their money blueprints and kind of what happened in their childhood or growing up to frame them and shape them into the adult that they are. And so many people like to spend the way they do and save the way they do based on kind of what they saw their parents doing. I think that’s, that was like a really important realization for me because I watched my parents, you know, we moved from Mexico and I watched them like work really hard to stretch a dollar. And I saw how hard it took, like how much work it took to make money so that drive is really what is instilled in me and I really give a lot of credit to my parents for showing us a really strong work ethic. That’s a little bit of how it all began. I started two businesses. I quit my full-time job, and I’ve been really hustling for a long time. But it really started because I watched my parents hustle.
