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3 for coffee
5 for energy drink
13 for breakfast
21 total
I looked at many things I wanted to buy electronics , sams club subscriptions, tablets, bulk electronics, recliners. But I kept asking myself if I need those things and I thought NO
So that’s what I’m doing today and I need to develop a pattern for it .
Last week I kicked myself in the butt with crazy spending and was broke for 2 days . It was brutal .
I don’t want that to happen again .
I’ve tallied up all my bills and found out I’ll have over 500 in savings so I’ll put some to my high yield savings account and and what’s left over I’ll see how much I wanna spend or help my mom
I only have 2 phones now Verizon . The bill is 140 a month but well worth it and I’m not in debt
I gave my mom the phone I had the Nu Mobile from Tello so now she has a backup phone and I pay that bill which is super cheap 25 a month
I should be receiving 2300 on Friday . I thought long and hard and 1200 im using that to pay 2 months worth of rent in advance that way I can save more and help my mom she is going to need help each month.
I figured to make sure I have all my bills paid and see how much I have left over to spend . For instance if I have 300 left over to spend one week ima put half of that in my savings and then somewhat spend the rest but bit buy too much items
I think it’s somewhat progress for me
I sold my e-bike, three other phones, desktop tower pcs 2, I gave away a few items for free .
So I think it’s progress
I think what made me spend 19k in seven months was being hyper and having zero self control
Last week I bought a car for 5,500 and the car is great . I’ve been riding my bike to work for 1.5 years and it’s way too hot and I’m too tired to keep dong that plus i didn’t feel safe .
So there you have it
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