This episode is the back story to how "benefitness babes" came about. 

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This is a no sugar-coat episode where we get real and talk about some steps you can take to get yourself out of debt. 

After living with a revolving $8,500 credit card debt, I got pissed because I was getting nowhere. This episode has practical steps to help you become aware and take action for yourself. Because credit card companies won't advocate for you, you have to. 

Here's a link to my Dave Ramsey post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CDkTMnkl6_P/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link 

Take Action: 

1) Enter your details at this free app 

https://www.everydollar.com/app/sign-in 

2) Determine how long it will take you to pay off your balance (this one stings a little). 

https://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/credit-card-payoff-calculator/ 

3) Get pissed. It's ok to be frustrated. Let that fuel you! 

4) Find a tracking tool to use to track every payment you make. You can use everydollar but I found I liked a simple excel file better. 

5) Take action and track it! Every extra dollar, birthday money (yep, grammy's $30 goes towards your debt), sell some shit if you have to, and put it towards paying off your debt! 

*I am not an expert or providing financial advice and I cannot guarantee this method will work for you. I use my own personal experiences to provide you with the steps I personally took to get to where I am today. Remember, I can help pave the road for you, whether you want it to be a dirt or rock road, but if you do nothing with it, that's your own asphalt. 

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Have you ever had someone change jobs unexpectedly or get a divorce and you find yourself re-evaluating all your life choices?

This is exactly how my brain works so when I learned that my go-to power couple was getting a divorce last year I was like, "Wait, what?" I thought they were happy. Shit. Am I happy?"

Anyone else do this weird over analyzation of their life? Ok… glad I'm not alone.

This morning I found myself checking out an IG account I hadn't seen in a while. She was the person who inspired me to start a podcast and I couldn't help but think about what she was up to. I opened up her stories to hear her drop a bomb. She had left the company we both work for. Dude… she was a successful (in my eyes) 6 figure earner. I was moved to chills (not tears, cause I'm not a crier) when I heard her speak a few years ago. This change had me go from a leisurely brain break from work to analyzing if I need to switch careers.

Here are some tips to get through the "whoa. Do I need to make a move too?"

Those struggles you're facing can turn into new, healthy habits. Put one foot in front of the other! 

You can have everything you dreamed of, babes! Belief drives behavior and action drives confidence. Go make shit happen! 

Listen in to hear all the deets about my upcoming bootcamp! Get excited to get fit & Schitt, lol!