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Heck Yes!
I’ll explain more below but in the meantime - check out my upcoming workshop on September 24: The Woman’s Compass Workshop: Guiding You Through Financial, Legal and Self Care.
We presented last year and the attendees loved it!!! Just in the last 6 months, I’ve taught at Yale School of Management, Freelancers Union, Barnard and more. Don’t miss this one!
Be Aware
Being aware is the most important thing you can do and definitely first step!
Don’t worry about making the changes or stressing about it - just find out where you are with your spending, savings, earnings and what you owe. Mint is a great tool for this.
Avoid Triggers
This really works for me. I’ve started unsubscribing from shopping emails and deleted many apps from my phone. Out of sight, out of mind. If you know that walking down a certain street or opening emails or following someone on Instagram or spending an afternoon with unsupportive friend, then consciously don’t walk, open or hang out with those trigged.
Create automatic savings from your bank, online higher interest savings (like Capital One 360) or try out Acorns app.
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