Hey, I'm Sean a Compton game.

This is Millennium Money.

And today we're talking the three ways to use a Post-It note to supercharge your savings. Millennial Money with Shawna Compton Game.

It will expand your brain.

What would we do without those little squares of yellow, the post-it note, right?

I don't know about you, but we go through an insane amount of post-it notes.

In fact, I think we should probably just buy stock in the company,

because we pretty much have bought the company at this point. It's Jeff's preferred method for remembering everything as a post-it note. And I have to admit, I'm a fan of the post-a-note,

too. I mean, sometimes you just need that little yellow square to write

something simple on and post it somewhere, whether it's a reminder to yourself or something

uplifting or you want to tell somebody that you love, how much you love them, because maybe they

sleep in and you get up early. I don't know, There's a million different reasons to use Post-it notes.

We use it, you know, at Christmas time and we're packing our Christmas decorations

so that next year when we get the Christmas decorations out,

we remember what works, what doesn't work, what goes where, etc, etc.

And I, you know, I'm often asked,

how can I make dealing with money simple? How can I just cut through all the minutia

and all the fancy stuff that, you know, everybody's telling me that I should know what to do

and just demystify it. Keep it simple.

And I think that for a lot of things, we overcomplicate it when it comes to money, right?

And there are a lot of pieces of money of dealing with wealth and growing your wealth that are a bit

complicated. And sometimes you need to get complex. Sometimes you need to dig into of money of dealing with wealth and growing your wealth that are a bit complicated and sometimes

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