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097: Where My Money Go?
Tired of living check to check? Budgeting doesn't have to be complicated. All you need is 15 minutes, a pen and a note pad (example below). The first step to improving the way you spend your money is knowing how you spend your money and where your money is going. You don't need Excel, the latest smart phone, or fancy websites. All you need to do is write down how much money you're making each month after taxes and your monthly bills. This week, we challenge you and our listeners to start a budget. That's it.
Once you figure this out, we'll use future shows to explain what you can do next with this info. Know better, do better! Grab a pen (or phone) and use the example below to figure out your own monthly budget. Listen to this week's show for tips on how to immediately cut expenses and grow that bottom line!
Contact Us:
www.twoguysoneshow.com
@TGOSPodcast, @IAmRichJones
www.ask.fm/twoguysoneshow
tgospodcast at gmail dot com
Announcements:Don’t forget to try us live on BLAB this week. Watch here!
The TGOS Guide to Setting Up an Effective Mentorship is done! We give you some things to think about before reaching out to a potential mentor, an email template (don’t just copy and paste), and some key questions to answer including a fillable PDF. This guide is FREE, but we’re only making it available to our email list and those that have donated to the show. If you already fall into one of those groups, you should have received it. If not, you can sign up at twoguysoneshow.com/email
We’re on Soundcloud! It’s a cool new way to interact with the show at specific time markers and segments. We’ll be shouting out listeners that leave comments there.
Find us on Facebook.com/TwoGuysOneShow. Thanks for your continued support!
We’re on ask.fm/TwoGuysOneShow. If you have questions for us that you don’t wanna send via email (because you wanna remain super anonymous), you can ask via our Ask.FM page. Our only request: Please be respectful.
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By Rich & WIMTired of living check to check? Budgeting doesn't have to be complicated. All you need is 15 minutes, a pen and a note pad (example below). The first step to improving the way you spend your money is knowing how you spend your money and where your money is going. You don't need Excel, the latest smart phone, or fancy websites. All you need to do is write down how much money you're making each month after taxes and your monthly bills. This week, we challenge you and our listeners to start a budget. That's it.
Once you figure this out, we'll use future shows to explain what you can do next with this info. Know better, do better! Grab a pen (or phone) and use the example below to figure out your own monthly budget. Listen to this week's show for tips on how to immediately cut expenses and grow that bottom line!
Contact Us:
www.twoguysoneshow.com
@TGOSPodcast, @IAmRichJones
www.ask.fm/twoguysoneshow
tgospodcast at gmail dot com
Announcements:Don’t forget to try us live on BLAB this week. Watch here!
The TGOS Guide to Setting Up an Effective Mentorship is done! We give you some things to think about before reaching out to a potential mentor, an email template (don’t just copy and paste), and some key questions to answer including a fillable PDF. This guide is FREE, but we’re only making it available to our email list and those that have donated to the show. If you already fall into one of those groups, you should have received it. If not, you can sign up at twoguysoneshow.com/email
We’re on Soundcloud! It’s a cool new way to interact with the show at specific time markers and segments. We’ll be shouting out listeners that leave comments there.
Find us on Facebook.com/TwoGuysOneShow. Thanks for your continued support!
We’re on ask.fm/TwoGuysOneShow. If you have questions for us that you don’t wanna send via email (because you wanna remain super anonymous), you can ask via our Ask.FM page. Our only request: Please be respectful.