Too late. I already did. Destroy 12 credit cards. On Facebook Live. If you missed it, you can catch the video below.
Seriously, you guys, it feels like losing 100 lbs. I can’t stop singing While We’re Young. And I haven’t even finished paid them all off yet, but I just know that once they are gone this time, they will really be gone for good. NEVER AGAIN will I have those chains!
Did you know that a solid research paper outline is the key to an A+ research paper? You’ll want to spend a good amount of time on this step, even more time than actually writing out the paper itself. The outline is going to help you structure your paper in a way that makes sense and then pull together your research to fill in the details.
It also helps to get motivated and stay motivated with the advice and stories of others. You can keep up the momentum and remember why you are making the hard choices. The WHY will get you through this. Here are four things that get me excited to stay on budget and pay off debt.
Let’s face it: college reading is really hard. Grad school reading is super intense. This is coming from me, and I love to read. Always have. If strong readers get overwhelmed by a mountain of books, then what about those of us who struggle with reading, or just don’t enjoy it? How can you do your assigned reading if you’re just not a reader?
This week’s challenge was a doozy. We were tasked with creating a new budget – a budget that works! – accounting for income, planned savings, bills, groceries, other expenses, and even fun stuff. Thankfully the workbook breaks it down step by step, so you complete each task and check the box. You don’t have to finish it all in one sitting! Here are 3 simple steps I implemented during this week’s challenge.