Every one of us has a money story. Most of us have never called it that. We might call it our attitude towards money, or our relationship with it, or we might not have named it at all. But from the moment we were old enough to observe the adults around us, we were absorbing something: the way money was talked about, fought over, stretched carefully, or never mentioned at all. The feelings that arrived when there wasn’t enough, or when someone else seemed to have more.