Still Swiping Basic Needs on Credit? Read This.

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Let’s talk about something that all of us experience: putting everyday purchases on a credit card “just to get through the week”.

I fell into this trap and had to finagle my finances just to make ends meet, at least that's what I told myself to believe, because you see, it was a lie. And here's the part most of us don't say out loud:

It’s not about the groceries, it's about cash flow.

When income comes in and disappears just as fast, when subscriptions sneak through, when you technically make good money but still feel tight at checkout, it's not a discipline problem, it's a system problem.

And the longer we normalize swiping basics needs on credit, the more expensive our bills become.

Inside The Smell of Money, we tackle this head-on:

🗝️ How to stop using credit for necessities

🗝️How to spot the leaks stealing grocery money

🗝️How to shift from “survival swipe” to calm, confident spending

🗝️ How to give every dollar a job before it disappears

No shame, no judgement, no budgeting lectures. Just simple, quick clarity shifts that add up fast.

One of our members found enough in hidden spending to cover two weeks of groceries without earning a dollar more.

If you’re tired of feeling anxious in the checkout line, come join us.

Engage in the Money Awareness Challenge and the Cash Flow Quickies, and let’s turn “just getting by” into “I’ve got this.”

Because avoiding is expensive. Looking is powerful.

When was the last time you swiped your card for something “necessary”, and what do you think was really underneath that decision?