Save Money & Slay Debt
You guys?! We’ve already clocked through 3 challenges. I am so stinking proud of you! That means only 27 more after today. We can do this! Look at it this way, after today you’ll be 13% of the way there. WAHOO. Each of the assignments should only take 10-15 minutes and you’ve only missed assignments to Clean Out Your Wallet, Clean Out Your Refrigerator Door, and Clean Out Your Car Console. Just
Day 2 of Financial Decluttering came off without a hitch! It’s time to keep moving on into the month. Don’t worry if you miss an assignment, you can always come back and catch up on another day. Each of the assignments should only take 10-15 minutes and you’ve only missed Financial Decluttering Day 1: Clean Out Your Wallet and Financial Decluttering Day 2: Clean Out Your Refrigerator Door so far. Just a reminder,
I can’t believe how fun Day 1 of Financial Decluttering was! There are now over 700 members of our Financial Decluttering Group on Facebook and the photos were in abundance. Clean wallets, galore, y’all. Participants found money they didn’t know they had, cleared out cards that had expired YEARS ago, and even discovered gift cards with balances on them. What a way to kick things off. Just a reminder, don’t
Paying off debt in 2019 & longing for some spiritual encouragement? I’m praying for you. But I’d like to do more. Right now, The Debt Free Devotional: 30 Days of Encouragement From the Bible For Those Paying Off Debt is only $0.99. In this eBook, I’m sharing some of my favorite Bible verses and stories with you. Debt is spiritual. And paying off debt can take a toll on your
Hello friends, welcome to an all new series for an all new year. We’re focusing on cleaning up – our homes, our systems, our lives – in order to make better use of our money. This is not your grandmama’s decluttering challenge. No, everything we do for the next 31 days focuses on removing spending triggers and barriers to healthy money habits. So while you may clean out a closet
As the new year begins, most of us long for less. After a season of indulgence, we need less food, less stuff, and less spending for sure. For this reason, it’s smart to do a decluttering of sorts, but maybe not in the way you think. You need to do a Financial Decluttering, friends. Here’s what it is and the do’s and don’t’s of the process. What It Is? Simply
I LOVE a good calendar. In fact, I love two or three. As a busy family of four, it’s easy to lose track of everyone if I don’t write it down. Over the last five years, the planners developed into a cultural phenomenon. There are so many varieties. On top of the basic planner, you can add costs for stickers and special pens and more. Many price way beyond my
Disappointment – no one is immune to its effects. When our current reality fails to meet our expectations, it’s difficult not to feel disappointed. In particular, money and disappointment often hold hands. We get passed over for the promotion. We overspend at the store. There never seems to be enough to make ends meet. A forgotten deadline, an overdue bill, a failed business, a goal that always seems just out
