You read that right! If you get a raise at work, increase the percentage of your salary that goes into savings rather than finding new things to buy or spend money on. We promise you'll thank yourself later! 
We couldn’t agree more with @marshawnevans ! Prioritize yourself and your time, and you will be able to prioritize your finances. {SWIPE LEFT} for some ways to reset and recharge. What’s your favorite way to unplug and rest? 
You might need to hear this or be reminded of this but all of your friends won't support your financial goals and/or your lifestyle changes. And guess what...THAT IS OK! No one else can change your financial situation but you. And maybe after they see you being consistent for a while, they'll come back around. If not, you'll attract new friends who are moving in the same direction as you! 
Good money surprises are always the best😉 Who else has experienced this? 🙋🏾♀️ 
Don't let anyone make you feel bad for living the life you choose. Life is NOT one size fits all. Just make sure you can stand behind your decision. This goes for your finances, your lifestyle, and everything else in between! 
Tomorrow we’re taking a moment for us , to reset and recharge your mind, money, and body! Sign up today, 2021wellnesssummit.eventbrite.com. (Link is also in our stories). 
Still watching TV using a cable box? {Swipe left} Save yourself some money and from being confined by long-term contracts with new ways to cut the cable cord and still watch your favorite shows and movies. 
The journey might be difficult but it is to be enjoyed. Don’t think you have to wait until you have your millions to celebrate your life as it is. Every day is a blessing and should be enjoyed. 
This you? It’s 👏🏾 all 👏🏾 the 👏🏾 same. Whether it’s $400 spent in one place or multiple places, it’s money spent. We’re not telling you not to spend but if you’re spending it multiple places and they aren’t necessary purchases consider using $200 on your wants and saving the other $200 or using it to pay down a debt. We’re practical and don’t do deprivation as a financial freedom strategy. But we do acknowledge that financial freedom starts with making a commitment to small changes that add up over time. 
Most of us have done the best with what we've had. Regardless of who you are or what you've done, you have something in common with every success story. We all have to take the first step in the direction of the outcome we desire. What step are you taking?