It’s nearing the end of the month and the number one thing people struggle with when we start to work on a financial plan is the timing.
I say timing – not time – because no matter what, you’re eventually going to spend the time. This is more about spending that time in smaller (more useful) chunks and *ahem* not procrastinating.
I am an expert level procrastinator (if I wasn’t this post would have been up last week to remind you to do this mid-month), so I am not throwing any stones here. Instead let me throw you a soft cushy place to land before that procrastination completely takes you to that crazy overwhelmed place. Continue reading “Don’t forget about me (said your budget)”