Have you ever tried to live on a budget? Did it Work? There’s no one right way to save… you just have to start.
Talk to us using the hashtag #wedidthatshit on Twitter and just go follow Wonderful Me Media @WonderfulMeMedia and @WeDidThatShit on FB and IG before you forget.

Have you ever tried to live on a budget? Did it Work? There’s no one right way to save… you just have to start. Talk to us using the hashtag #wedidthatshit on Twitter and just go follow Wonderful Me Media @WonderfulMeMedia and @WeDidThatShit on FB and IG before you forget.

Have you ever tried to live on a budget? Did it Work? There’s no one right way to save… you just have to start.
Talk to us using the hashtag #wedidthatshit on Twitter and just go follow Wonderful Me Media @WonderfulMeMedia and @WeDidThatShit on FB and IG before you forget.

Budget vs Financial Plan & How We Saved Our First $1000

We Did That S#!+ is a weekly podcast hosted by two professional black women, Mya Hilton and Bibbi Stokes. Mya and Bibbi are hilariously insightful in their view of the world, current events, and pop culture. Follow along as they share experiences about their personal & professional growth, traveling the world and relationships. Cousins by chance... friends by choice... these two passion driven personalities have polar opposite opinions which makes for addictive conversation.

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We Did That S#!+ is a weekly podcast hosted by two professional black women, Mya Hilton and Bibbi Stokes. Mya and Bibbi are hilariously insightful in their view of the world, current events, and pop culture. Follow along as they share experiences about their personal &amp; professional growth, traveling the world and relationships. Cousins by chance... friends by choice... these two passion driven personalities have polar opposite opinions which makes for addictive conversation.

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