People do well if they can

With this concept, rethink financial inclusion through access and empathy.

There’s a line I heard recently from Mel Robbins that’s been echoing in my head ever since: “People do well if they can.”

It’s deceptively simple. The kind of phrase you nod at, maybe even repost. But when you sit with it, really sit with it, it starts to challenge a lot of the assumptions made every day.

Especially when it comes to financial health and literacy.