# How to Stop Comparing Your Finances & Build Wealth on Your Own Timeline

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- **Канал:** Clever Girl Finance
- **YouTube:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Yd27WVKlGU
- **Дата:** 16.04.2026
- **Длительность:** 32:52
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## Описание

It’s so easy to feel behind when it comes to money, especially when you’re constantly seeing other people’s wins online.

But the truth is: your financial journey is your own.

In today’s live, I’m breaking down key action steps from Chapter 2 of Clever Girl Millionaire—Dancing to Your Own Financial Beat—so you can stop comparing, stay patient, and build wealth in a way that actually works for your life.

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## Содержание

### [0:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Yd27WVKlGU) Segment 1 (00:00 - 05:00)

Hey everyone. Happy Wednesday. Welcome in. Welcome to our live call. Come on in. Tell me where you are joining from. I am doing today's live a little later than normal. I typically do this around 1:00 p. m. but I had a conflict today and I didn't not want to do a live session live session. So welcome. Come on in. For those of you who are new to the channel, my name is Bola Sokunbi. I am the founder and CEO of Clever Girl Finance. We're all about financial education and empowering women to live life on their own terms. So I'm excited to have you on. I typically go live on Wednesdays at 1:00 p. m. Eastern Standard Time. Today is a little different. But today we're going to talk about how to stop comparing your finances and build wealth on your own timeline because that is all that really matters. So as you come on in, please tell me where you are joining from, where you're located. I would love to say hello and welcome you. Uh but yes, uh I'm going to start out with a few quick announcements and updates. So as you may or may not know, my most recent book Clever Girl Millionaire is out. And I would love for you to pick up a copy. You can find this book wherever books are sold. E-book, audiobook, physical book. Uh the audiobook came out I believe yesterday. I got my own pre-order — to listen to myself narrating my book. But I would love your support with this book. This is my recent book. Uh I have six books but this is my most recent book and definitely check it out. And then um let me just make sure that nobody is if any of you have left a comment. Uh and then I would love for you to check out the Clever Girl Finance course platform if you haven't already. We have over 30 plus completely free courses and we have a really awesome community, highly engaged community. If you're looking for support and motivate motivation as you work on achieving your financial goals, definitely check out our courses. We have tons of saving challenges on there. We talk about budgeting, investing, paying off debt, building your credit. There's over 30 plus courses, over 40 plus worksheets and a awesome community. So definitely join us and check us out there. Now before I get into the topic, hello Twyla. Did your book arrive? Yeah, I'm so glad. Congrats on winning it in the last giveaway. Uh so before we get into today's topic, I wanted us to do a quick savings binder check-in. So if you are part of this community, you know that it over the last several months, I have been intentional about wanting us to be a community that saves money. So I have my binder here. This is an Amazon binder. It is linked in the show notes. It cost $7 and I have been saving spare change cash in my binder. So my binder currently has $3,100 in it. I did not add any money since last week but uh my goal is to build out all 100 slots in this binder to have a $10,000 binder. So these are all 100 dollar slots in here. Um so it's basically me saving my spare change of money I don't spend on my kids, eating out, etc. Whatever I have spare from my budget, I've been putting it into this binder over the last several months. So I would love for you to join us in this saving challenge. If you have a savings update, share it in the comments so I can see it. Um if you've had a setback, that is fine. You can plan to replenish it. But share in the comments. You can either use a binder, you can use the envelope system, you can open up a online account. But I want us to be a community that has money in the bank, that saves money and is proud of saving money. Hello Lucy. Welcome to the live. Hello Phenomenal Sleep Sound. I'm so excited you are here. So let's get into today's topic and as I mentioned earlier, we're going to be talking about how to stop comparing your finances and build wealth on your own timeline. And that is because this topic is so important because it's so easy to feel like we are behind when it comes to money. I mean we see everything um on social media, online, in our network. We're constantly people we're constantly seeing people share their wins and their successes. But the truth about it is that your financial journey is your very own. It is personal to you and it is according to your own timeline. And so you don't want to be comparing yourself to anybody else. And so today I'm going to be going over chapter two of the Clever Girl Millionaire book. This uh session is inspired by the take action items on page 27. So on page 27 of the book, I have a take action basically of every chapter. Every chapter in this book, there's a series of actions that I want you to take to start thinking through how you want to improve your finances. So for this session, we're going to talk about the take action steps on page 27 and 28. Basically, how to stop comparing yourself and what you can do to focus on building wealth on

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your own specific timeline. Hello The Renewed Mom. Thank you for joining. Hello Jumoke. Thank you so much for being here. — Hi Kay Williamson. Yes, sometimes you just have to take a break. So again, this is tied to chapter two of Clever Girl Millionaire and the title of this chapter is called dancing to your own financial beat. It is so incredibly important to focus on yourself and what is that you want to accomplish for yourself. But how do you go about doing that especially when the pressure is so high and there's so much constant content that is just demotivating you and demoralizing you, right? So the first thing to really talk about when it comes to building wealth is what I already mentioned, comparison. We're oftentimes comparing our timelines. We're comparing our income. We're comparing where we should be. And we need to stop that. So if you are watching this and you're at a point where you felt like or you currently feel like you're behind financially, I want you to reset that thought, right? Um the goal is not to copy somebody else's journey. The goal is to build yourself. And what happens when you're looking at somebody else's journey is that you're losing time. You're wasting time on what you should be doing for yourself because your focus you're distracted. You're watching other people as opposed to be focusing as opposed to focusing on what you need to do for yourself. So again, the goal is not to copy somebody else's journey. It's to build your own. It's your journey. It's your timeline. It is your rules. Number one, that's so important for you to keep in mind, right? So how do you silence the comparison trap, right? Because as we all know, comparison is the thief of joy. Comparison will steal your joy, demotivate you and stop you from making progress on your own goals if you allow it, right? And like I said earlier, when you're on social media, it makes it seem like everybody is ahead, right? But the things you don't see on social media because on social media, people are constantly posting their top highlights, their top 1% of the great things that are happening to them, right? So you don't see their debt. struggles. You don't see the timeline that led them to that success. You don't see the process through which they paid off their debt. Oftentimes the algorithm is just going to show you why this person's life is so amazing in that moment, right? So what happens is that we end up comparing our real life to somebody else's highlight reel. And again, we just lose time when we're doing that. It doesn't work for us. Hi Teresa. Yes, please get a copy of the book. I would truly appreciate it. It's available everywhere books are sold. Hello Fomama and Money. Thank you for being here. So when it comes to focusing on yourself, right? What should you be doing? What are the things that you want to or how should you structure focusing yourself so that it can be sustainable, right? So that you can do it consistently. The first thing I always encourage people to do is when you are getting caught up in comparison or you're feeling like you're behind, I want you to bring it back to you and think about what are things that I have done well. What are things I have done well? So one thing you can do is write down three financial wins. Things that you And it doesn't have to be anything crazy or elaborate. You paid your bills on time. You made an extra payment to your credit card. You put money towards your savings account. What are three things that you have done well, right? You didn't overspend. You opened up an investment account. You started contributing to your 401k. Those small wins, they count and they matter. So I'm going to pause and ask you to share in the comments what is one financial win that you have had recently. Whether it's big or small, this is not about, you know, how big it is or how small it was. This is about you making yourself realize that despite what may be going on your life, despite setbacks, despite whatever, you are still able to make progress. And like I said, it doesn't have to be something crazy. You know, you made an extra payment. You saved something. Share in the comments so that I can congratulate you because it is a big deal. Uh Jumoke, you said that comparison is a joy stealer. It is absolutely shifts your focus from all the good that has happened for you, is happening to you and it makes you focus on what you don't have and it in turn builds a lack and a scarcity mentality. The fact that we're healthy, that we're alive, that we are able to take action and go to work and earn money, that is a win, right? And we take that for granted but that's something that we need to be grateful for and shift our focus to. So share in the comments what are your wins or what is one win that you've had with your finances recently that you're proud of? Um The Renewed Mom, you said "I'm 44 and this is the very first time I've saved

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consistently for 6 months. " Listen, that is incredible. That is now you navigating a shift in your life because you're building yourself into being a saver. So, well done. Congratulations. Hello Easy from Zimbabwe. Hello Miss PYT. So, that is a great win. Congratulations, The Renewed Mom. And if you have other wins, please share them in the comments. But, I'm going to keep going. So, again, just to remind you, right? When it comes to if you feel like you're getting caught up in other people's successes, one thing you want to do, celebrate your wins, not somebody else's timeline. Now, obviously, you're celebrating your wins, you're trying to shift away from comparison, but it's really important that you map out your own financial timeline, right? Often times, we feel behind because we're comparing where we are now to somebody else's timeline. So, how do we shift away from that outside of celebrating just our wins is that we then say, "Okay, I'm going to celebrate my wins. I'm going to highlight what I'm grateful for every day. I'm going to, you know, lean into gratitude every day, but I'm also going to create my own financial timeline. " That means creating specific goals. You want to have short-term goals for the next year, something you can focus on every week, every 2 weeks, every month over the next 12 months. Then, you want to have your medium-term goals, which are your bigger goals that you want to accomplish within the next 5 years. And then, you want to have your long-term goals for the next 10 plus years. So, an example of short-term goals that might you might want to pursue in the like, you know, the next 12 months could be paying down a debt or saving [snorts] your emergency fund, right? A medium-term goal could be saving for a house down payment or saving to move to another city. And a long-term goal could be saving to pay for a child's college education if you choose to do so, saving for your retirement, for your future self, etc. The key is that your timeline has to match your life. Your goals, your desires, your wants for yourself, right? It has to match your income, your responsibilities, and your season of life. There are times in our lives where we're going to be able to go hard and pursue our goals as hard as possible because we just have the energy. We have the energy, we have the schedule to support it, and we can just do all the extra things. And there's times in your life where you may have to slow down on pursuing your goals. Not give up, but slow down. It could be life circumstances because you have young kids, you're a caretaker, you are between careers, you have lost your job. There are different seasons of life. But, regardless of what season you are in, you have to give yourself grace to keep building at the pace that you are able to build. So, the times where you can go aggressively, you go aggressively. The times where you have to slow down, you slow down, but you don't guilt yourself for slowing down because you know it's a season. And you don't compare yourself to somebody else's timeline because you know that is not your timeline. So, as a reminder, you want to build your timeline to match your life, right? Your goals should match your reality, not somebody else's expectations. That is so incredibly important. Your goals should match your reality, the reality of your life right now, not what anybody else is doing on social media. Timoke, you shared a win. You said your biggest financial win is coming across Clever Girl Finance. Oh my goodness. — You did your first stock market investment and you started saving your emergency funds. First of all, you are doing the work, so I'm so glad we could inspire you, but you are doing the work. So, celebrate yourself, congratulate yourself that you decided to take action on what you learned here. That is so key. And well done. I love that so much. Um Miss PYT, you said you purchased a certificate of deposit. Well done, that is a great saving step. Um hello from Germany. So glad to have you here. Okay, so let's keep going and thank you for sharing those wins. So, question I want to ask you. I've talked about setting goals, short-term goals, medium-term goals, long-term goals so you can focus on your own timeline, not anybody else's timeline, right? So, my question for you is, have you actually written down your timeline? Have you When you think about the things that you want to accomplish, your goals, the things that matter to you, have you written them down so that you can reference them? That is so important because when you write them down, when you have a reference point for your goals and for the timeline you have set for yourself, you have a focus point. You don't want to just go with the flow. Oh, I want to save an emergency fund sometime soon. Oh, I want to start my business to, you know, buy a house sometime soon. I want to retire sometime soon. Have you written down those goals? Have you laid them out in detail what you want to accomplish?

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Do you have a focus point? That is something I want you to take the time to reflect on as soon as we're done with this session. Yes, you're going to celebrate your wins. shift away from comparison, but in terms of your timeline, have you laid it out? You need to have a vision you want to pursue. You need to have goals Otherwise, you're going with the flow. And often times, when you go with the flow, there's no motivation or motivation falls off quickly. You don't stay inspired for long. So, that is really important. SC, you said your biggest win was being able to save consistently according to your own goals and your own timeline. I love that. Well done. And that is the key. Your own goals, your own timeline, your own season of life, and you adjust and adapt accordingly. Thank you for sharing that. Okay. So, now, the other part of shifting away from comparison and building wealth on your own timeline is learning from your mistakes without shame. Okay? So, something that we people don't talk about enough is their money mistakes because there's a lot of shame around it. Everybody wants to seem perfect with their finances, like they're doing all the right things. Nobody really wants to share the mistakes that they are making. And one of the things I do in this book, oops. Clever Girl Millionaire is I share all of my mistakes. So, this book is not about outcomes of becoming a millionaire. This book is about the process through which I got there, including the mistakes I made. It's about my messy middle, and despite all those mistakes, I was still able to achieve this milestone with my finances, this milestone in my life, and for my family. And so, those mistakes are important because we need to learn from them without shame, right? There's so many kinds of mistakes that we can make, and I have made all of them. Overspending, debt, not saving early enough, not saving as much as I could, bad financial decisions. We've all made these mistakes. But, the mistake is not the problem. The lesson is the opportunity. We're all going to make mistakes. Then, what? Are we going to allow ourselves to learn, take the lessons, and use that to build a foundation and stepping stones to get us ahead with our goals, or are we going to sit and wallow in those mistakes and have pity parties and shame ourselves and let other people shame us and then stop making progress? Again, the mistake is not the problem. The lesson from that mistake is the opportunity. So, the next question I want you to do, the next action from chapter 2, page 27 and um 28 of this book is asking you to reflect on one mistake. Start with one mistake. Whatever mistake comes to mind around your finances, and ask yourself, what did I learn? And what would I do differently? So, what's one money lesson that you've had to learn the hard way? Because very likely, that money lesson stemmed from a mistake. What did you learn? And based on that, what do you want to do differently? So, this uh this chapter, chapter 27, like I mentioned, every chapter in this book has action items that are really going to engage you thinking about your finances and taking steps to building wealth and changing your mindset and, you know, making strategic steps to building wealth and actually how to invest in things that you've done your research on. And so, this section has five specific action, chapter 2 has five specific action steps. So, I'm just going over a few of them, and I break them down in detail about things you want to be thinking about. Um 13 Wolf you said, "Thank you for the reassurance. " That is what I'm here to do. I'm here to empower you so that you can empower yourselves to do the work, to take the action. I love that you're taking notes, Timoke. K Williams, you said, "Learn from the mistakes. " Absolutely, we need to learn from our mistakes. The lesson is the opportunity, okay? Now, after that, so we talked about I'm just going over my notes here. Silencing that comparison trap by leaning into gratitude on the things that we have done well, our wins. We talked about creating our own financial timeline. We've talked about learning from our mistakes. Now, the next thing that I challenge you to do in the action steps and in chapter 2 is to create a financial patience plan for yourself. Because we live in a world that wants everything fast. Fast, fast. Overnight success, overnight wealth, overnight everything. But, wealth for most people, for 99% of people, does not work that way. Paying off debt, saving money, investing to grow your money, these things take time. Often time they take years to do this

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to get to a point where you have that financial peace of mind. So, you have to give yourself grace and create this financial patience plan for yourself based on what you can accomplish. Again, going back to the seasons of life, there are going to be times where you can go aggressively and you can accelerate your debt payoff. savings, you can accelerate your investments. But, there will also be times where you can only do what you can do. So, give yourself grace. Be patient with yourself. As you said, the patient the pressure is real. Yeah, the pressure to do things quickly is so real, but we have to give ourselves that patience because like I said, it takes time to build and see results and to reap the rewards of our efforts. So, give yourself that grace. So, action step for you based on chapter two is to pick a goal, your long-term goal, your short-term goal for 12 months and break it into weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly milestones. What are the things you need to do every week, every two weeks, or every month for this goal 12 months ahead of time? Or for this goal five years into this into the future? Or for the goal 10 years into the future? What can you do weekly? And sometimes it's not always big effort. It's making sure that you got paid the right amount. transferred money to savings. Making sure that you paid your bills on time. Making sure that you made your debt payments and made extra payments so you can get out of debt faster. What are the things you need to be doing weekly, bi-weekly, monthly to work towards your goals? By breaking it down into this timeline of every week I do this and I try my best to do this, you are creating a financial patience plan. You're giving yourself grace. And if you fall off, guess what? You dust yourself up, you dust yourself off, and you pick yourself up and you keep going. Renewed Mom, you said a patience plan is such a great idea. It is a great idea because the alternative to our patience plan, to our focusing on ourselves and building wealth in our own timeline, the alternative is comparison. Right? We're not going to do that anymore. Miss PYT, you said you're so nervous and overwhelmed at the same time. I'm not sure what financial goal I'm looking for. So, step back from goals and think broader cuz often time your core values, or the things that are most meaningful to you, is what helps you create your goals. So, you can ask yourself questions like, what kind of life do I want to live? Where be? What will give me financial peace of mind? As you answer those questions, you can then align goals towards them. Does that make sense? I hope that helps. Um Jumoke, you said I need to hear that again. I did Jumoke, you're not behind. Give yourself grace. I'm saying it again, Okay, so progress. When you're thinking about progress with your finances, with your goals, progress becomes easier when it feels manageable. When you can do something every week, two weeks, when you can do something every month consistently, your progress starts to feel manageable. It It's sorry, easier because you have made it more manageable. And one thing to remember is that slow progress is still progress. Even if you're slowing down, even if you're going slowly for right now in this season, it is still progress. So, don't discount. Don't diminish moving slow. It is okay to move slow. So, what's one goal, money goal that you're working on? That's the question I'm going to ask you based on chapter two action steps. What is one financial goal in your life? Or maybe career goal, or life goal that requires your patience right now. You're in a hurry to get this goal over and done with, but it requires your patience. It could be that you really want to pay off your credit cards. Yes, everybody wants to do that. But, perhaps your income can't pay it off next month. What is one goal you need to give yourself patience around and you need to build a financial patience plan around? You can't pay off that credit card next month, but guess what? You can lay out a plan over the next 12 months, over the next 18 24 months to make sure that you're making not just the minimum payments, but you're also making extra payments towards your debt. So, ask yourself again, what is one goal, financial goal, life goal that you need to give yourself patience around and build a financial patience plan for? K. Williamson, you said saving in your binder. Listen, I didn't put any money in this binder this week and next week I'm away, so there's I'm likely not putting any money in this binder either next I want to have my $10,000 in this binder right now, but it's going to take me time, right? So, reflect on that.

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Um [snorts] and then finally, one thing that is so incredibly important that we forget to do is that it is so important for us to practice joy in the journey. Because wherever you are in your finances, you're still living life every day. And you don't want to look back and say, "Wow, all I did was struggle. feel terrible. All I did was punish myself. All I did was think about how much I did not have. " Find joy on your journey. Many people skip this. That's why sometimes finances can feel so miserable and so hard because there's no joy in it. Obviously, nobody wants to spend all these years paying off debt or trying to reach a financial goal. We want it to happen now, but as we're living life and making those payments, making those extra payments, saving that money, we're doing our best intentionally, right? Cuz you're watching this video because you you're going to be or you are being intentional with your finances. As we're doing that, we have to find ways to smile and make ourselves happy and be at peace on this journey. It is not all sacrifice. And yes, you might be sacrificing a lot to achieve a financial goal, to meet a goal, to meet an obligation, but it doesn't all have to be sacrifice. You have to find ways to give yourself joy. Through the people you surround yourself with, your circle of influence, through the content you're consuming. It's like the effects of constantly watching negative news. All you do is watch negative news, eventually you become a negative person. You become this person who has who can see no joy. Yes, crazy things are happening in the world all the time. Even right now, the world is not in a good state. But, you have to find moments of joy, which means disconnecting from that news, which means not constantly dwelling on the debts because you do what you can within your control. So, other things you can do when it comes to your finances, especially if you have the income to support it, is think about setting aside a guilt-free spending account where you put money within reason to do things that make you happy. You know what reason is when it comes to your finances and your goals and your budget. So, you have an account that you build a line item in your budget that every time I get paid, I'm going to put this little bit in here just for me, for joy. You can put it towards experiences. You can save it over time towards an experience, give yourself something to look forward to. You can put it towards small treats that you enjoy, getting your hair done, your nails done, going out to dinner with your girlfriends, whatever it is. Or you can put it towards things that align with your values in your life. The bottom line is that you do not need to wait until you are rich. have paid off all of your debt. You do not need to wait until you've met all your savings goals to feel joy. Please find ways to feel joy right now in this moment as you're going through life situations. And that's something that I've had to remind myself constantly. So, all many of you who tune into this, you know my dad died a few months ago. And there are many instances where I could just sit down and just dwell on the negative aspect of loss, of losing somebody so important in my life, a parent figure. But, I have to find ways to find joy because I know he wouldn't want me to be sad and I know I don't want to be in this place where I make myself feel miserable. So, it's reflecting on the good memories we had together. It's reflecting on all the hopes he had for me, all the things that he wanted me to achieve that I actually did achieve. It's reflecting on the good things about my dad that made us laugh, that made us happy. That is me finding joy in grief. So, despite where you're going through with your finances or in your life, please find ways to find joy, even if it's in a small way. Right? Uh K. Williamson, you said it can be overwhelming and depressing. Hello Shondae. Yes, thank you for joining. I'm joining I'm doing the session a little later today cuz I had a conflict. Hello Taras. Hello Deborah from New Jersey. I'm so glad you're here. By the way, we're having a New Jersey event on May 1st. I would love to meet you in person. You can see that on the Clever Girl Finance Instagram. It's going to be a book signing event on May 1st. Um Renewed Mom, you said to be honest, I was less joyful when I had no savings. Now I'm much happier knowing I have something saved even though it's not a lot yet. I'm more peaceful. I feel so responsible. That is great. Listen, doing the right thing for your finances shifts a lot. People say money doesn't buy happiness and it doesn't, but it What money allows you to do is it creates option options. It gives you peace of mind around your options and around your life and that in turn helps you create happiness. So, very important. So, like I said, find ways to find joy on your journey. And it's okay to have one thing that you enjoy or a couple of things you enjoy spending your money on guilt-free. And the way you make that spend guilt-free

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is by spending within reason. So, when you're doing that thing that's giving you joy, it's not derailing your financial goals. debt payment, your savings, your investments. You're doing this because you built it into your budget and it's guilt-free. So, that is what I wanted to talk about, how to stop comparing your finances and build wealth on your own timeline. Thank you, 13 wolfies. I try. — Yes, we have one-to-one sessions. Stop by clevergirlfinance. com/coaching and you'll find out more details. So, as a reminder, focus on you. Focus on your timeline. Give yourself grace. Give yourself patience. If somebody is stressing you out so much and you're comparing yourself to them so much on social media, unfollow for a time or permanently. Mute. Block. — Give yourself that peace. Remember, you are not behind. You are not late. You are on your own timeline as you navigate your current season of life. The key is to set your goals, celebrate your wins, learn from your mistakes, create your patience plan and give yourself grace, okay? So, I hope that um this has been helpful. Again, check out Clever Girl Millionaire. This book is available everywhere books are sold. It's available as an ebook, an audiobook, a physical book. Today we just talked about chapter two titled Dancing to Your Own Financial Beat beat. I am not here next week, but the following week we're going to continue with chapter three and we're going to talk about What is chapter three? Hold on. I know what chapter three is, but in chapter three we're going to talk about defining your pillars of prosperity. So, this is a very tangible chapter cuz I'm going to talk about different strategies, different pillars that you can use to create your own wealth-building strategy. So, I'll be back in two weeks with that cuz I'm not here next week, but uh you can find this book everywhere books are sold. The audiobook is now available. It's available as a physical book and also an ebook for your Kindle. I would appreciate your support and if you have this book, if you're reading this book and you love it, please head over to wherever you purchased it and leave a review because your reviews help the algorithm reach help the algorithm show this book to more women on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, etc. as a recommendation. So, again, you're not behind. You're not late. You're on your own timeline. Thank you so much for being here, everyone. If you're watching the replay, thank you for watching. I will talk to you all next time. God bless you. Talk to you soon. Bye, everyone.

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