Where Our Relationship With Money Comes From

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The Things We Don’t Want To Talk About

N’Kengé Robertson

41 episodes

2 months ago

Send us a text Season 4: Episode 10: Farewell Episode This episode is my last one for this season and the last one for The Things We Don’t Want To Talk About. I reflected on what’s coming up and what I am grounding myself on for this season and what you all can look forward. Thank you for the all time spent listening to my podcast and I wish you all well for a long time! Please stay connected with me on Instagram @theeducatornkenge to keep the conversation going!

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Where Our Relationship With Money Comes From

The Things We Don’t Want To Talk About

33 minutes

1 year ago

Where Our Relationship With Money Comes From

Send us a text In this episode,I dive into the conversation of money and our limiting and affirming beliefs as it relates to how you view money and why. As a Black woman from Detroit in her 20s, I talk about how our family structure, financial status, and our position in the world affects what we choose to associate money with. I use this episode as a way to talk about my childhood, financial debt, and the changes I have made to shift from what I always knew to be true to where I really want ...