Business school taught me strategy, but budgeting taught me survival. In real life, money isn’t just numbers—it’s choices, habits, and emotions. This post dives into the unexpected, humbling lessons I learned from personal budgeting that no MBA program ever covered. It’s finance, grounded in everyday experience.
Tired of money slipping through your fingers? A weekly cash flow routine can bring clarity, calm, and control to your financial life. Learn how to create a simple, powerful habit that helps you track income, pay bills on time, and plan ahead—one week at a time.
When money is tight, knowing your survival number is key. This bare minimum budget helps you strip down to the essentials—rent, food, transportation—so you can stay afloat, avoid panic, and focus on rebuilding your finances with clarity and control.
After hitting rock bottom from divorce and bankruptcy, I rebuilt my financial life using real-world strategies, not theory. This post shares my personal journey, hard-earned lessons, and practical steps you can take to overcome debt and regain control—no matter where you’re starting from.
