Using the concept of an MVP, minimum viable product, as a way to try things before you drop money on a concept.

One income plus one time big expenses means those paychecks go quick. A recap of everything we spent money on in March.

I just think you're incredibly smart and capable and I want you to know I believe in you.

It's so easy to get attached to stock that you're holding and can be hard to know when to sell it. But especially when it was part of your compensation from a job. I finally let go of stock I've been holding onto because it represented my career growth and my blood, sweat, and (literal) tears.

Feeling lucky to have extra money coming in and also like I spent it in the most boring way possible except for jussssst one splurge.

Funding IRAs, medical bills, concert tickets, and other places my money and energy are spending time.

February was our first month living entirely on just my paychecks! And candidly our savings rate fell into the single digits. This episode has the scoop.

I listened to this podcast:

A detailed, more than you wanted to know comparison between Monarch Money and YNAB (You Need a Budget)

Every month I do a little recap of how we spent. January was weird and boring at the same time.