When you splurge after a bad day, bad news, being upset, angry, or disappointed, the issue is not your money, but you continue to take it out on your money.

In this episode, I will share my thoughts on the subject, as well as how you can deal with it head-on!

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Happy New Year! We're all ready to set new goals this time of year. New year, new me?

Not everything in your life has to change. Some of you may be repeating goals from last year, which is OK.

The most important aspect of setting goals is to be intentional about them and to make sure they align with your life aspirations.

Setting goals is one thing; achieving them is another.

Below are the six quick ideas for developing and attaining goals that work, whether new or similar goals.

• Less is more
• Set quarterly targets
• List daily, weekly, and monthly activities you will take towards your goals
• Review your goals on a frequent basis
• Get accountable
• Be a member of a community that offers support

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In today's episode, we continue to discuss money mistakes. Money mistakes are common.

A handful of us has made them during our lifetimes. I'm sure there are financial decisions you've made that you'd change if given a second chance. Whatever your financial mistakes, you can recover from them.

Today's podcast will help you get back on track with your financial objectives, despite any mistakes you have made in your finances.

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In today's episode, I will be sharing 6 common financial mistakes 9-5 professionals must avoid.

So many 9-5 workers, although earning a very good salary, still live paycheck to paycheck, are unable to pay off debts, save money and are scared about investing.

If you identify yourself with any of the 6 common mistakes mentioned, be sure to schedule a 121 budgeting Masterclass and get on the waitlist for the Accountability Programme when doors open in 2022.

Resources

Join the waitlist for the Boss Of My Money Accountability Group Take my FREE mini-course on How to Overcome Budget Perfection Schedule a 2hr one to one coaching session to master your budget 1-2-1 Budgeting Masterclass.

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Christmas is coming. Christmas is 19 days away. The stores are preparing for Christmas. Are you ready?

Today I re-release one of our favourite Christmas podcast episodes. Episode 02: 20 Tips for having a debt-free Christmas.

In this episode, I talk about how amassing debt around Christmas sent me spiralling.

One of the first topics I discuss in this podcast re-release is 'defining Christmas for you.' And we must walk in that truth. And the best approach to enjoying a debt-free Christmas is to plan for it. So sit tight for episode 52's throwback.

Resources

Join the waitlist for the Boss Of My Money Accountability Group Take my FREE mini-course on How to Overcome Budget Perfection Schedule a 2hr one to one coaching session to master your budget 1-2-1 Budgeting Masterclass

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Budgeting is a vital tool in financial management, as we all know.

Financial success requires budgeting.

Most individuals lack discipline and don't discover a budgeting approach that works for them.

There are several popular budgeting techniques. You've probably used budgeting apps, spreadsheets, or even pen and paper.

The idea of budgeting and not knowing which budget technique works best for you might be stressful, but we're here to give you the low down on the 50, 30, 20 rule.

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I understand that money is a complex topic and that as a parent, you may be unsure where to begin or how to keep personal finance PG so as not to overwhelm your children or instil fear of money in them. Nevertheless, teaching children about money management must become a priority. And you can start as soon as they begin asking for stuff.

In today's podcast episode, I give ten tips for raising financially independent children.

1. Make financial education fun and easy

2. Talk about money early on

3. Curate and encourage them to foster good habits

4. Teach them how to build their money confidence

5. Teach all genders about the inequalities around money

6. Help them to open their own bank account

7. Teach and show them how a bank account works

8. Encourage them to start investing early

9. Encourage them to opt-in to their pension (if over 18)

10. Allow children to learn on their own by making their own mistakes

Resources

Join the waitlist for the Boss Of My Money Accountability Group Take my FREE mini-course on How to Overcome Budget Perfection. Schedule a 2hr one to one coaching session to master your budget 1-2-1 Budgeting Masterclass

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On the 10th of October, people worldwide observed World Mental Health Day, which was observed on October 10th.

We are all aware that mental health and financial well-being are intertwined and impact one another.

In this week's podcast, I spoke with Kimmora Ward, an Auditor by profession and poet from Montserrat, who shared her personal experiences with mental health and managing her personal finances.

Kimmora has been able to pay off debts, save money, and is preparing to start investing. Make sure to check out Kimmora's poetry collection Inner Reflections: Thoughts that came from within, which is available on Amazon.

On today's episode you don't want to miss:

• Our personal experience with mental health and well-being
• The challenges Kimmmora faced on her journey
• Support systems
• Kimmora tapped into how mental health impacted her financial decision-making and the practices she implements to stay on track with her finances
• How Kimmora set boundaries with herself, friends and family to ensure her health and well-being
• How Kimmora is raising awareness around mental awareness
• Kimmora shares how her poetry book came about
• Kimmora reads two poems from her Book Inner Reflections: Thoughts that came from within

Resources

Inner Reflections: Thoughts that came from within by Kimmora Ward

Join the waitlist for the Boss Of My Money Accountability Group Take my FREE mini-course on How to Overcome Budget Perfection. Get started with a 1hr Personal Finance Goal Setting Strategy Session. Schedule a 2hr one to one coaching session to master your budget 1-2-1 Budgeting Masterclass Follow Boss Of My Money on Instagram and send your questions or comments via DM. Send your questions anonymously to [email protected].

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Do you recall a time when you set a goal for yourself, were ecstatic about it and then fell off the waggon?

When you realise you've fallen off the fight within begins. How do you get back on track, how do you recover, should you stop pursuing this goal or should you keep going? All of these are questions we ask ourselves.

In today's podcast episode I:

• Unpack the mental and physical processes we go through when we fall short of our goals
• Share steps to take to get back on track
• Discuss whether it's worth letting go of the goal, tweaking, or continuing right where you left off.
• I also call myself out for falling short of a recent goal.

Resources

Join the waitlist for the Boss Of My Money Accountability Group Take my FREE mini-course on How to overcome Budget Perfection. Get started with a 1hr Personal Finance Goal Setting Strategy Session Schedule a 2hr one to one coaching session to master your budget 1-2-1 Budgeting Masterclass

Follow Boss Of My Money on Instagram and send your questions or comments via DM. Send your questions anonymously to [email protected].

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>>>This episode will be removed on Thursday 30th September at 11:59 pm<<<

How 9-5 professionals can Build A Solid Financial Foundation: The 5 Money Mistakes to Avoid & 10 Financial Principles to follow

In this Masterclass, I share:

• How you can make the ultimate mindset and behaviour shift to avoid common financial mistakes that keep you feeling stuck
  
  
• How you are making the banks rich and you poor
  
  
• How to start paying yourself first and why you can’t compromise this in 2021
  
  
• THE BIG QUESTION HOW can I get my 9-5 salary working for me

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The Boss Of My Money Accountbaility Group

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 This Accountbaility Group is for you IF:

You want to be debt-free so you can do more with your income

You want to see your income increase so you can live life on your terms

You want to be able to go on more dream holidays without sacrificing your bills

You love watching your savings grow so that you can have peace of mind

If that's a yes, then you can take advantage of my 48 hours Offer.  Join within the next 48 hours- Doors to the accountability group close on Thursday 30th at 11:59 pm 

Remember, my pilot programme is limited to only 20 people... BOMM Accountability Group will close its doors once it is fully occupied!

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