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Day 14 - the divided will
Consciously, you want more money. Unconsciously, you're mad at money. You are trying to move toward something you subconsciously distrust or have judgment against. That internal contradiction burns energy. Energy drain = decision fatigue, hesitation, emotional volatility around money. Consequence - money doesn't come in as fast or as often as we like. Shining a light on our complaints around money is a big first step to shifting this part of our money consciousness.
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@Tulinh Tran Thank you for putting it this way! And thank you for the read- will look into it XO
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Format/templates
Hi everyone I have a request for anyone who has a template they use for tracking all the money things in one place. If you are willing to share please do. I am open to anyone’s and everyone here as I don’t have my own yet and some examples would be fantastic to refer to on my journey to making one that works for me. Thank you thank you 🪻🙏🏽
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Accountability!
Hello fam, since we are starting 40 days of Financial Clarity to know our numbers and create/strengthen the financial systems and structures we currently employ - to create the strong river banks for the flow of money in our lives...I think some accountability might be helpful! Drop a note in this section if you want accountability, to be witnessed or seen in a micro habit you're trying to build, a pattern you want to break, or anything that you're starting that might desire support!
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As I am getting prepared to go back to work, I just remembered I have a pattern of when I start making money again I start buying myself bigger things or I go to the other side of the pendulum and deprive myself of everything. I want to create a system so that I don't overspend but also don't deprive. I am not sure how to go about this lol. I could put everything into the payoffs with the 10$ a week to the side for the investments that I mentioned in another post and then match the 10$ for a little fun fund for myself to save up for a gift to myself? I want to pay off one of my cc to completion by July 1. I should probably list all of my expenses too to help with this process
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Ok my accountability number 1 is to get the tax stuff out and 2 the parking ticket. I was just pulling out and putting back the tax paperwork and noticed how much fear there was for some reason. Since I started work yesterday I decided to really focus my energy on that and this relocation. I almost said give yourself the week before tacking these papers. But I can see how much of this pending energy can cause a leak. So I just set up my printer in the new place as step one. And how incredible that clearing just felt lol. Tomorrow I will print out the two papers I need by the end of the day 🙏🏽 Thank you thank you!
Day 8 - Fixed vs Variable expenses
We begin week 2: Cash Flow Mastery with a deep dive into our expenses. For today, I want you to get 2 numbers: your fixed expenses and your variable expenses. • Fixed expenses = consistent, recurring amounts (rent, mortgage, insurance, subscriptions) • Variable expenses = fluctuating amounts (food, shopping, travel, entertainment) • Clarity creates control: if you don’t separate these, everything feels random and the picture is murky • Fixed costs tell you your baseline survival number • Variable costs reveal your behavior patterns and emotional spending For today: List all fixed expenses first (no guessing - use real numbers) • Then review the last 30 days and identify variable spending We are going from: “Where did my money go?” to: “I know exactly where it goes.” You don’t have to share any numbers, just reflections or surprises and that you’ve done it!
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Fixed- phone, storage, car insurance, memberships/certification. Variable- mentoring/coaching/courses, food/supplements/snacks, gas/travel, home supplies, basic living supplies, car upkeeps, rent. This feels a bit dizzy lol. And unclear still, but I have a feeling that it will feel more clear soon. A lot of my fixed is yearly so I divided by 12 to see the monthly. That was helpful to see. I enjoy paying yearly rather than having a constant charge every month. And it is also helpful to SEE what the monthly tally is in this sense. This variable will be good to start tracking now too as it does vary month to month based on what is needed- what runs out when for example like supplements and toiletries etc.
Day 7 - any surprises this week?
The goal of this 40 day journey is to locate ourselves in relation to where it is we wan to go. - This is not a fixing day. This is a seeing day. - We’ve spent 6 days gathering real data - now we pause and extract insight. - Most people never do this step… which is why patterns repeat. Reflection = learning, so long as we’re willing to see ourselves clearly. So, were there any surprises this week? It can look like: - “I spend way more than I thought” - “I actually make more than I give myself credit for” - “I have more accounts / complexity than I realized” - “I avoid looking at specific numbers” - “My income is less/more stable than I assumed” - “Small expenses are adding up in a big way” There are no “bad” surprises - only unseen patterns becoming visible. And once they become visible, only now can they be changed.
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What surprised me this week was how much my spending had really added up. To see how without a calculator I really am a bit lost as to the accuracy of what is coming in and out. I started back on the spending app I have and it's def a good grounder for me.
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