There's more than enough money in the world for anyone to get it but it's just like fresh water. Some places it's easy to collect while in others it takes ingenuity and incredible effort. I stopped focusing on money a long time ago and just focused on adding value and solving problems. That led me to build up certain skills. But when I moved to Spain I couldn't use any of my medical certifications or training. I had to start all over again. My husband was in the same boat. It was humbling (and humiliating) to realize that what was once so superbly easy for us had become ridiculously hard. But helping people in specific ways, with quality skills they don't want to take the time to learn themselves, is the way forward. Everyone, everywhere will always need help.

@Ralph George awww! Thanks!

Ouzo!!!!!!

I have a pretty incredibly thick wall of self-deprecatory jokes spackled together with enough support and encouragement for other people that more often than not when I'm around other leaders I serve them, love on them, make them laugh and then walk away thinking, "What the fuck did I just miss out on?" I do that quite a lot actually. I have permanent imposter syndrome. A millionaire acquaintance of mine created an entire training program and I recommended a lady I knew because I didn't feel capable. I connected another friend to the "perfect" job that a guy, who was in love with me and wanted me for, offered. Those are two examples of a repeating theme in my life. The problem with public gatherings is that you can hide behind a facade and never have to answer the really hard questions, the questions like "Why don't you have the balls to charge those people? Why can't you focus on one thing? Why are you dicking around on yet another creative project instead of finishing the one you started?" Meanwhile, in a one-on-one or smaller group you can't hide. You have to commit because that's what the other strangers are doing and if you don't you're even more of a loser than you thought you were. So yeah. I'm in. I don't think I have much to offer but I sure as hell could use the accountability. I know I'm not alone, but people are scared to commit.

Only made it for a short amount of time but I'm super grateful! It was lovely.

@Rene Kerkdyk same. But for a different reason entirely. Every single time someone genuinely irritates the heck out of me I discover that I have something in common with them! Eeeeek!