Managing money can feel overwhelming, especially when daily expenses seem to eat away at your paycheck before you even notice. Yet taking charge of your finances doesn’t require
Big changes don’t always require huge leaps. Sometimes it’s the small, consistent habits we choose each day that create the greatest shifts in our lives. You don’t need
Monday
This morning I found myself checking the front door a few extra times before leaving the house. I know it was locked the first time, but OCD always leaves me with that “what if?” feeling. Instead of beating myself up for the delay, I reminded myself that it’s okay—I still got to get out, and I did what I needed to do. Progress isn’t always about eliminating the behavior, sometimes it’s about noticing it without judgment.
Money isn’t just numbers to me—it’s a mix of choices, feelings, and sometimes, tiny victories that go unnoticed. Keeping a journal of my financial week has been eye-opening. Here’s what a real week in my life looks like, including the small, everyday moments that shape my relationship with money.