Wednesday Season 2: 5 Money Lessons From Jenna Ortega’s Netflix Hit
Wednesday Season 2 on Netflix brings back Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams. Here are 5 money lessons from her wit and determination you can apply in real life.
Jenna Ortega returns as Wednesday Addams in Wednesday Season 2, blending dark humor with lessons you can even apply to money.
Jenna Ortega returns as the witty Wednesday Addams in Season 2 of Netflix's Wednesday, which swept the globe with its 2022 premiere. Wednesday solves mysteries at Nevermore Academy and imparts some surprisingly useful life—and financial—lessons with her signature deadpan humor and unwavering resolve.
You can use these five Wednesday Addams-inspired money lessons in your own financial endeavors.
1. Respect Your Self-Sufficiency
"I can't guarantee your safety if you use the words 'little' and 'girl' to address me again."
When it comes to money, Wednesday doesn't put up with being patronized, and you shouldn't either. Make your own decisions and stop letting other people control your financial destiny to develop financial independence.
2. Show perseverance and discipline.
"I am aware of my obsessive, stubborn, and single-minded tendencies. However, all of those qualities are present in both serial killers and great writers.
Her perseverance in writing despite rejection is a reflection of the discipline needed in the finance industry. Regardless of the challenges, stay true to your investing, saving, and budgeting objectives.
3. Recognize Your Rivals
Just so you know, I don't think I'm superior to anyone. Simply put, I'm superior to you.
Wednesday is aware of her opponents. In a similar vein, establish financial goals, research your competitors, and concentrate on reaching your own financial milestones.
4. Take Advice From Errors
"I don't keep grudges to myself. I make them sharp.
Wednesday improves her abilities rather than disregarding failures. When it comes to personal finance, learn from your mistakes, evaluate them, and change course to make better choices.
5. Attention Comes from Success—Take Care of It
"I find the meaningless affirmation on social media to be a soul-sucking void."
Wednesday reluctantly becomes famous after saving Nevermore. The lesson? Being financially successful attracts attention, so use it carefully and avoid becoming sidetracked by the desire for approval.
Last Word
Wednesday Addams demonstrates that even dark humor can engender astute financial wisdom through her sarcasm and unwavering determination. Not only is Season 2 worth binge-watching, but it serves as a reminder that you can master mysteries and money with self-awareness, independence, and discipline.
