Ready to learn how to manage your money when you have ADHD? You can make small changes that will have a big impact on your finances, starting with creating visual cues to keep your financial goals at the forefront of your mind. Keep your mind on your money and your money on your mind. Research …
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Last year, I found myself sitting alone in a hospital bed, pregnant with twins, with some serious health complications that jeopardized the health of the babies and myself. I was beyond stressed about keeping the three of us alive, and on top of that, I was completely weighed down by how much everything was undoubtedly …
The order that you do things matters. Have you ever brushed your teeth, and then tried to eat an orange? Didn’t taste very good did it? That’s because the order of doing those two activities mattered– it would have been better to eat the orange first and then brush your teeth. At least, the orange …
Credit card debt is like Steve Urkel– an obnoxious neighbor that won’t go away, unless you are intentional with your efforts to get rid of it. Do you have a credit card debt balance that seems to never go away? If so, you’re in good company! About half of all adult Americans also carry credit …
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Do you remember what it was like the first time you tried to drive a car? Did you just hop in the car, put the keys in, and drive away effortlessly? Or was it a little bit nerve racking? If you are a normal human being, you probably weren’t a perfect driver on your very …
Have you ever had the unpleasant experience of being stuck in traffic? I think it’s safe to assume that we all, at some point, have had the experience of being stuck on a freeway or road somewhere with traffic moving very slowly if at all. And during that experience, you may have had the thought …
Are you wondering what is the snowflake method of paying off debt? I stumbled on this term on social media a while back and honestly it blew my mind a little bit, mostly because it was a method I was already using without even knowing it! If you aren’t already using the debt snowflake method, …