Category: Manage Money

Budgeting can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve tried before and it didn’t stick. Maybe it felt too restrictive, too complicated, or just plain frustrating.

I know how exhausting it is to feel like your money disappears the second you get paid. Living paycheck to paycheck isn’t just stressful—it’s downright frustrating.

Creating a financial stability vision board is one of those activities that might sound a little out there at first, but trust me, it’s totally worth it.

Living mortgage-free—sounds like a dream, right? Well, it doesn’t have to be!

Becoming debt free might feel like a dream, especially when it feels like there’s no money left after paying bills.

Ready to take control of your finances once and for all? If you’re a budget beginner or just tired of feeling like money slips through your fingers, a zero-based budget might be exactly what you need.

Creating a budget doesn’t have to feel like pulling teeth—or cutting out every fun thing you love. The trick?

When I first started trying to figure out how to stick to my budget, I thought it would be as easy as just cutting out the little extras here and there. But I quickly realized it was harder than I thought.

Trying to balance the needs of your family, managing bills, and still finding space for a little fun can feel overwhelming, especially when your budget doesn’t seem to stretch as far as you’d like, or you’re living on one income like we are.

When I first became a mom, I was overwhelmed by the chaos of balancing household expenses and keeping our daily routines in check. Every month felt like a juggling act, and the never-ending to-do lists only added to my stress.