Hey, you guys.

So the state of the economy is constantly changing, but the temptation to overspend is always

a constant factor, no matter what the headlines are saying, which is why I want to share

today five easy habits that you can start implementing today to keep you on track with your money goals. So

make sure to hit that subscribe button and we will get started. All right, first and foremost,

make things visual. Meaning, when you actually see what you're spending, you're going to feel

it a little differently versus if it's just up in the cloud. Meaning, back in the day, when you would use actual cash and you visually saw how much

money you were spending, you know, on groceries or at the mall or whatever, wherever

it was, you actually saw real money leave your hands.

And stats always showed that you spent less when you spent with actual cash.

And I really believe there was a power in visually seeing your money leave.

Now, we are living in our world today where it's becoming more and more harder to use cash,

so people are not using it as much.

So I want to be able to encourage you to find another way to make things visual when you're

spending your money so that could be keeping receipts that could be tracking transactions in the

every dollar app whatever it is looking at your bank statements I mean I want you to visually see

where your money is going because again when you're just swiping a card, even a debit card,

but you're just swiping, thinking, okay, yep, I mean, I think I have enough in my account and

you just move along your day, it's really, really hard to emotionally realize, gosh, I really am

spending money. But when you are tracking that transaction in the every dollar app, you know,

that's how much I spent at Costco, which I did today.

You know, this is what I spent here or there. And you actually are seeing money being moved around

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