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Wealth doesn't equal money. I look into the first chapter of 'The Richest Man in Babylon" and dive into what I think are the most important parts of that chapter and I give a review in how I think it was written
I paid off 14.5k$ worth of debt in one day. I took a large position out of my portfolio and decided to pay off 93% of my debt while I work to pay off the last 800$. Now I really am only using my cards for gas and groceries but the goal is to already have that cash and just pay off the card basically the same day. I am trying to build a bigger buffer in all my accounts using various savings accounts and ways to stash money out of my reach and just have it accrue interest and save it for when I need it or keep adding to it.
I realize I have been slacking in content lately and have been not recording for even thinking about the podcast. Not gonna lie life kind go just threw me for a loop so for a while I was in a state of limbo of not knowing what I actually wanted to do with myself or how to improve myself as a person.
In this episode I am speaking about dividends and where I am at in this journey. I am still so far away from where I truly want to be but I am not as far as I was yesterday. If that makes sense. I am striving towards my goals daily and Hope that me sharing my small wins will help at least one person move forward with their own goals for financial freedom/independence.
I feel like I am doing enough. But I do need feedback from y'all to make sure I am doing enough and that I am actually helping y'all reach your financial goals and questions. My goal is to make a name for myself and help as many people as I
can along the way as well. So keep listening and sharing and reviewing it for me and let me know what else I can do
The monthly update is in. We have June goals hit and we are excited to continue to grow and see what we can do.
Am I falling Behind? How can I improve if I am? Is there hope? Can I get out of this debt cycle?
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