Colleen Whitmore — The Suitcase Dennis Never Thought to Open
I talked about making copies of one’s own lawful records, understanding signatures before signing, and seeking independent advice rather than trusting threats or promises from the person with the most money.
At the end, Eileen stood.
“You said we should write down what we want our money to do,” she said.
“I opened my first account in my own name last week.”
The room applauded.
She looked startled by the attention, then smiled.
After the workshop, Rosa told me the board wanted to extend my contract.
“Are you interested?” she asked.