How Much We Spent Of Our $6,000 Wedding Budget
Disclaimer: All photos on this post are credited to Tara Bryanne Photography. A few months ago I posted about how we planned to stick to a $6,000 budget for…
13 Tips to Stay Motivated on a Budget
"I Just Don't Want To...." has been my motto a few different times while paying off my debt. I am going to call it the seasons changing as well…
Budgeting Doesn’t Mean NO Fun Allowed
I have been budgeting for the last two years consistently. Budgeting isn't something that I would say is a ton of fun unless you are a huge nerd. (Like…
October 2018 Debt Free Journey Report
My Story! If you have been following my story at all, you probably know my story. If not, I tell my story at the beginning of every monthly report for…
5 Steps to Setting Realistic, Attainable Goals and Crushing Them
Hey Readers! I want to introduce to you, Austin, the blogger at the Daily New Year! I was super excited when he was up for doing a guest post for…
5 Things To Prepare for a No Spend Challenge
To prepare is to plan for success! One thing that has helped me tremendously with paying off $15,000 on a $30,000 income was No Spend Months! They may…
October’s Debt Free Journey Report
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My Story
If you have been following my story at all, you probably know that I tell my story at the beginning of every monthly report for those who just stumbled upon my blog. I gain different followers every month and I don’t want anyone to feel blind as they find my posts! If you have read my story, feel free to skip ahead to my monthly report. I tell this story so I am not just some stranger, but instead someone who just might inspire each and every reader to follow the same journey!
My name is Elyse. I am 22, single with no kids and I am proudly on my way to being completely debt freeeee. I never really thought of myself as someone who was in debt. With no credit cards and no car payment, I was not the average American. All I had was a few student loans. It wasn’t until a few weeks before my 22nd birthday that I got a loan for a Jeep and my very first credit card. I should say credit card(S). For the month of December, I thought it was so cool that I finally had a credit card. I was excited over it actually. I was learning about all the different rewards I could cash in and it was fantastic.
Towards the end of the month, I was cleaning off a bookshelf, getting ready to move (again), and found The Total Money Makeover: Classic Edition: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness
“Sometimes, you have to like like NO ONE else, so someday you can LIVE like no one else.” – Dave Ramsey
How To Set Your Goals And Achieve Them too!
Have you ever tried setting weight loss goals in the middle of September? It is almost impossible to stick to for some reason. All of the holidays are coming up. The great fluffy clothing is lurking around the corner so you don’t have to worry about wearing shorts or a swim suit any time soon. The “I have plenty of time before summer” excuse.
But before you know it, without fail, summer comes and goes again the next year and you are still uncomfortable with your body. Maybe that isn’t you at all, but you can definitely relate that without a real reason why, it is hard to accomplish anything. Without setting yourself up for success, you don’t see a lot of progress on whatever you are working on.
Setting goals is the number one way to make sure that you are actually making progress in life instead of just floating along. Maybe it was because you weren’t that committed. Or it could be that you made them and then didn’t look at them again until way after the goal date. Whatever it was, here are a few pointers to making sure you can meet you next set of goals!
How To Make Money Blogging
I have been blogging for a while now and I am slowly figuring out the keys to making a little money on my blog! I am not an expert, but…
June’s Debt Free Journey Report
My Story
If you have been following my story at all, you probably know that I tell my story at the beginning of every monthly report for those who just stumbled upon my blog. If you have read my story, feel free to skip ahead to my monthly report. I tell this story so I am not just some stranger, but instead someone who just might inspire each and every reader to follow the same journey!
My name is Elyse. I am 22, single with no kids and I am proudly on my way to being completely debt freeeee. I never really thought of myself as someone who was in debt. With no credit cards and no car payment, I was not the average American. All I had was a few student loans. It wasn’t until a few weeks before my 22nd birthday that I got a loan for a Jeep and my very first credit card. I should say credit card(S). For the month of December, I thought it was so cool that I finally had a credit card. I was excited over it actually. I was learning about all the different rewards I could cash in and it was fantastic.
Towards the end of the month, I was cleaning off a bookshelf, getting ready to move (again), and found The Total Money Makeover: Classic Edition: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness
