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If you are new - welcome!
As people join, I realize you might not all know what Skool is or how to get the most out of it. If you’re new to Skool, it can feel a little confusing at first, so here’s the easiest way to get started: 🌱 Step 1: Go to the Classroom That’s where all the good stuff lives! 🎁 Step 2: Check out the freebies (also in the Classroom) I’ve created some simple tools to help you get started with your money in a way that actually feels doable. 💬 Step 3: Say hi (if you want!) You can introduce yourself, ask a question, or just follow along quietly—whatever feels comfortable. I’m creating this space to be simple, helpful, and low-pressure. I look forward to building this community together with your help. –Rachael
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Introduction
Hi, my name is Rachael. I live in the United States. The best thing I ever spent money on was probably a hot air balloon ride for my parents. One thing I'd love to do with my money in the future is buy my parents' house. Feel free to copy/paste this template to introduce yourself too! Just click on the "Write something" bar near the top of the page. "Hi, my name is (NAME). I live in (COUNTRY). The best thing I ever spent money on was (AWESOME THING). One thing I'd love to do with my money in the future is (GOAL)."
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October Savings Challenge: Taking a Cue From the Squirrels
Squirrels are busy this time of year, tucking away little bits for later. So I thought... why not join them? 🐿️😂 For October, we're going to save a little at a time toward something you want. Here's how the challenge works: Pick one of the coloring pages below. Then choose something you'd like to save for and decide what each section (or coloring session!) is worth to you. There are no assigned dollar amounts and no required pace. Save $1 or $100. Color one tiny piece or half the page. Do it every day, once a week, or whenever you remember this challenge exists. 😂 The goal isn't to finish perfectly. It's to make a little progress toward something you want. 🖍️ Color a little. 💰 Save a little. 🐿️ Become slightly more financially prepared than you were before. I will be pinning this thread to the top of the community for myself and anyone else to leave updates about how things are going during this coming month. And if you like this concept, I have an exciting new product coming soon to my Everything Bundle! What are you squirreling money away for this October? Tell us below - and if you want, share which coloring page you picked! 😊
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Try This Tuesday
Got a money problem you haven't quite figured out how to solve? Try getting a little help brainstorming! Open your favorite AI tool (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or whichever you prefer) and give it this prompt: "Help me brainstorm 30 different ways to [INSERT YOUR MONEY CHALLENGE HERE]. Give me a wide variety of ideas, including simple solutions, creative approaches, unusual possibilities, and things I might not have considered. Focus on practical, realistic options. Don't assume every idea will work for me—I want plenty of choices so I can find something that fits my life." Not sure what challenge to choose? Here are a few possibilities: 💸 Stop impulse spending 🛒 Reduce grocery expenses 💰 Find ways to earn extra money 🏦 Make saving money easier 🎉 Have more fun without spending more Once you've got your 30 ideas, look through them and pick ONE you'd actually like to try! ***Remember, AI is a brainstorming partner, not a financial authority. Check the details before acting on any advice, and don't share sensitive financial information.*** 🎯 Your Tuesday challenge: Ask your favorite AI for 30 ideas, and tell us what you're going to try! (Or if you don't plan to try any of them, just share the wackiest idea it came up with! 😅)
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Motivating Monday
What is a win you have had recently, big or small (doesn't have to be financial)?
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