Hello, Wineabbers. My name is Jesse Meekham, this is podcast number

383 for Wineab, where we teach you four rules to help you stop living paycheck to

paycheck, get out of debt and save more money.

The question I want to answer for you today is, should you start your budget over?

There's something nagging at you, there's some error in there that you can't find you've maybe even written into our helpful help at help at you need a budgetcom and

They've maybe given you a solution because my guess is they know the solution and they can't help you figure it out but

It may be you're so neck deep in something that you're just saying a ah, no, I don't want to have to fix all that.

Or it may be that in the last two or three months as you've begun this budgeting journey,

you've recognized that you know a lot more than you did three months ago and you would have set up your

budget different today than you did those three months ago. That's a good reason to start

over. Not having to fix a big fat air is a good reason to start over

especially if you know why it happened you just don't want to have to go back and fix it. But let me just

tell you this there is a reason that we have a fresh start feature. We literally built in a feature to have you start over with a fresh start.

And that tells you everything you need to know.

If you at all have an inkling, you can... And that tells you everything you need to know.

If you at all have an inkling,

if you're just leaning the direction of wanting to start over,

go for it.

Start fresh.

It's wonderful.

You'll start with a pile of money, you'll ask what that money should do before you're paid again.

You'll be able to set up all of your categories. Don't go too crazy, don't go too granular, but don't be too vague either.

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