#Starting A Budget

woo woo but just go look at all the people who are actually living their dream life, you’ll never find them budgeting because they’re spending that focus thinking of more ways to make money…and actually executing on that and not their spreadsheet 🙃 follow for more money advice ✨

How you can stop fumbling your money 101: 👇🏼 Have you ever had money enter your bank account and then suddenly, it’s gone ? Creating simple, small habits like this can change your situation overtime. There’s a special type of peace of mind that comes when you know where it’s all going instead of wondering where it all WENT. 1. Open up a high yield saving account. I use @wealthfront ! 2. If you make side money, start being disciplined and set aside 20-25% of each payment you get into the account so you’re not behind or fumbling when tax season comes 3. If you’re going to have your money ‘sit’… at least let your money EAT. (Aka.. make more $ by earning some typa interest) 4. If you have a dream to feed, recycle ♻️ that income into a business that will allow that other business to grow and flow 🌊

1. open up a hys account - the reward for just having your money sit is beyond worth it 2. create & follow a budgeting system- keeping track of every dollar builds discipline 3.build an emergency fund- the sooner you prepare for a rainy day, the better 4. live below your means- just because you can afford it, doesn't mean you should buy it. 5. invest in learning a high income skill - your greatest investment is YOURSELF 6. learn about investing in stocks - the sooner the better trust me 7. get a starter credit card and learn how to leverage it- doesn't mean blow the money because you have it, be strategic 8. Automate money into my savings- we often forget to set money aside, put it on auto 9. set short term financial goals and give yourself a small reward for completing them 10. learn the power of taxes and best strategies for the highest savings If you want a step-by-step tutorial on how to set up each of these things comment " need that" and i will send you the link 📈👇🏽

5 signs you’re actually good with money and you might not even notice it 😅 1. you don’t spend every dollar that you make (even if it’s just $20 a week, you put something aside consistently.) 2. you think before you buy (instead of impulse spending, you pause and ask, “Do I really need this, or is it just a want?”) 3. you live within your means… you enjoy life but don’t try to keep up with everyone else’s lifestyle on social media. you’re very mindful… very demure 4. you have short- and long-term goals…. whether it’s building an emergency fund, saving for travel, or investing early, you think ahead. 5. you pay your bills on time… that credit card, that car payment, that ANYTHING… you paying on time shows your commitment to things even when you don’t want to or don’t feel like doing it. money and finances isn’t a step my step strict manual it’s about managing what you have and creating a healthy space for the relationship to grow! Grab my Hustler’s Guide to Financial Literacy and learn how to actually manage your money like a boss (that you already are.) 💸 Use code “HUSTLER” for $$$ off — use the link in bio 🔗 Trying to make money online but don’t know where to start? 📲 My Faceless Digital Marketing Guide gives you the real, no-fluff game on how to monetize your skills from anywhere. follow @she.hustlhers for more 💰 day 8/30

Your income doesn’t build wealth. Your habits do. Five simple money habits. Boring. Repetitive. Powerful. If you fix these, your bank account changes — even before your salary does. Wealth isn’t built in one big moment. It’s built in quiet, consistent decisions no one claps for. Which habit are you locking in this year? Let me know in the comments.

You might be struggling with having enough money to do the things you really want in life, but it could stop now. 1. Trust your financial decisions. You might not have everything figured out and feel 100% confident about your choices, but faith even the size of a mustard seed can take you far, especially in finances. 2. Diversify your income. Whatever point you’re starting to make money doesn’t have to be your ceiling. Challenging yourself to try ventures out of your comfort zone could prove to provide amazing returns. 3. Understand your definition of financial freedom. It looks different for everybody, and if you make satisfaction your goal here, you can discover something about yourself financially that makes being content even more possible. This is where honesty will be the best policy for yourself. 4. Make budgeting a fun experience. There’s plenty of people that like to say “easier said than done” about this, but there’s no need to over complicate this process. To some extent you have to embrace the challenge of getting better with money. Budgeting will be one of those final bosses that get you to where you’re suddenly having the money for things you wouldn’t have thought was possible at first. 5. Prioritize the freedoms you care about most. There’s 3 kind that make up being free: Financial, Time and Location | Devote a good majority of your time, energy and focus on the ones you care about most in order and you can be sure where most of your growth will be happening at. Having enough money is a situation that everyone who first learned about finances struggled with when they started. There’s nothing to be embarrassed about when choosing to get better in this area. This is still a choice in growing financially. There’s no getting away from that. It’s likely you want experience in the other 2 forms of freedom too. If so you can check out the ultimate guides provided in the link 🔗

I paid off £16,000 of debt and built savings - and now I help my clients do the same. So if you’re ready to get out of debt and build savings for good, join me in 1:1 money coaching. You can book a call with me via the link in my bio to learn more!

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I’ve tried to make both of these work using manual strategies and apps! Nothing has lastingly stuck thus far. Do you struggle with either of these money habits? #budgeting #budget #personalfinance #moneytips

I used to make good money… but let’s be real — I wasn’t financially stable. Money came in fast and left even faster. No plan. No structure. No real savings. Fast forward to today — I’ve been budgeting consistently for THREE YEARS, and baby… the peace that comes with knowing where every dollar goes? Priceless. 💅🏽💰 Budgeting isn’t about restriction — it’s about CONTROL. From a pack of gum to my mortgage, EVERYTHING gets tracked on my money dashboard. Because if you don’t tell your money where to go… it will disappear on you. Every. Single. Time. If you’re serious about getting your finances together, go follow: 👉🏽 Bitch I’m Budgeting @bitchimbudgeting 👉🏽 Budget to Success @budgettosuccess Both gems. Both game-changers. 👏🏽 Your soft life requires financial discipline. Period. #BudgetingJourney #MoneyMindset #FinancialDiscipline #SoftLifePlanning #WealthBuildingWomen #ElegantFlex #TrackYourSpending #FinancialGlowUp #MoneyDashboard #WomenAndWealth #SecureTheBag #FinancialFreedomJourney #LevelUpSeason

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