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The Holiday Season
The Holiday Season is a wonderful one: family, friends, giving thanks, gifts...and it’s also the season when people spend a lot of money on themselves and their loved ones.
....usually leading to debt and stress once the holidays are over and the new year begins.
But there is a different story that you can create for yourself:
Imaginewaking up in the morning with confidence in your holiday purchases.
Not the “cross your fingers and hope the credit card survives” kind of confidence.
The grounded kind. The peaceful kind. The kind that comes from knowing you already prepared for this season long before the decorations went up.
That’s exactly what the Christmas Saving Challenge is designed to create.When you set aside small amounts throughout the weeks ahead.... even tiny ones.
You’re quietly building a holiday fund that protects your December from becoming a financial hangover.
By the time the festivities arrive. the money is already there. ready for gifts. meals. travel. generosity…without the January regret.
This flips the whole script. You’re not reacting to expenses. you’re anticipating them. You’re not scrambling to recover. You’re spending from a position of calm and control. You’re not bracing for the bill. you’re enjoying the season the way it’s meant to be lived.
That’s the power of starting early and paying yourself first. And the Christmas Saving Challenge gives you a simple structure to make it happen.
Have you been following my Christmas Savings Challenge?
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The Holiday Season
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