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Every other week, I share a money lesson, story, or idea to help you build wealth and Financial Wholeness over time.
Richer Thoughts
Can we all agree that somebody stole the first six months of this year?
Seriously. Wasn't it just January?
Around this time, it's easy to look around and think, "I'm falling behind."
Growing up, whenever I got discouraged because someone else got an A on a test, won an award, or accomplished something I hadn't, my Nigerian dad would look right at me and ask:
"Do they have two heads?" 😂
Of course, the answer was no.
He wasn't saying life is totally fair, and he wasn't saying everyone starts from the exact same baseline.
He was reminding me not to count myself out before I even tried. I've carried that little question with me ever since.
Your Richer Tip
Sometimes we spend so much time watching someone else's progress that we freeze up when it comes to our own.
We convince ourselves we'll start "once things settle down."
But life always has something going on.
So, here's your official mid-year reminder:
The people making progress with their money don't have two heads.. They're just ordinary people who took a first step.
You don't need to tackle your entire financial life before Sunday. You just need to pick one thing and begin.
Soooo, what is ONE thing you want to focus on to start the second half of the year?
Quick Poll
What's a money goal you've been telling yourself you'll "get to"?
Goodie Bag
Picking your one thing is powerful.
But knowing where to start? That’s the part that can get messy.
So if you voted above and thought, “Okay Tiffany, but how do I actually do this?” I’ve got you.
Our free Get Good With Money Challenge is LIVE today, and it’s built to help you take clear, bite-sized steps with saving, debt, credit, earning more, and building a plan.
Dream Catcher Spotlight
One Dream Catcher recently shared:
"I finally automated my savings. It wasn't a huge amount, but seeing it happen without me thinking about it made me realize I could actually stay consistent."
Sometimes the biggest win isn't the amount. It's proving to yourself that you can be consistent.
If You Remember One Thing…
Big progress starts the moment you stop counting yourself out.
Live richer,
Tiffany