Welcome to the latest episode of the "Love, Sex, and Leadership" podcast, where we dive into the theme of valuing oneself, particularly from a man's perspective in society. I invite you to examine your relationship with self-worth, energy, and time, and question if you allow others to undermine these aspects. We delve into the complex relationship many have with money, emphasizing the importance of knowing your value while remaining open to others' perspectives. Childhood experiences often shape beliefs about money, and through personal stories, we reveal deeply held perceptions. You're encouraged to reflect on your own journey and recognize the lessons money-related challenges can teach. We discuss understanding the somatic imprints of money to overcome recurring financial issues, emphasizing re-evaluating personal value and redefining financial goals. The conversation explores how societal and external influences impact self-perception and finances, challenging you to dismantle limiting beliefs around money, often inherited from family or society. Throughout our discussion, we provide examples of how reframing your value can alter external circumstances, leading to better financial outcomes. You're prompted to consider not just your monetary goals, but also what fundamentally inspires you. We stress that value is subjective and self-determined, rather than dictated by external standards, urging you to define success on your own terms. We explore how various external environments influence perceived value, encouraging you to find value that resonates personally. In different cultures and economies, the same work can have different financial worth, a concept we explore through personal anecdotes and global examples. We emphasize aligning your professional life with personal passion and purpose, allowing true fulfillment beyond monetary achievement. We also touch on the difference between valuing expertise and marketing abilities, encouraging critical assessment of the worth of services received. As the episode progresses, we reinforce the idea that everyone is unique, with distinct contributions that can command their chosen value. Through self-reflection, you're urged to align your offerings with your genuine identity and soul purpose, ending with an analogy of fluctuating currency values to illustrate subjective worth.