Starting your personal finance journey requires a mental shift. You must first be honest about your relationship with money, then change your perspective on money and its purpose in life.

As I walked through the doors saying “Oooouuuu this is nice, ain’t no roaches in here” if you know you know lol, the main thought that came across my mind was “I want this in real life”.

After blowing my $7,000 refund check, spending every dime I worked hard for with nothing to show for it, facing eviction, and making too many financial mistakes to count, here are 10 money lessons I wish I learned earlier.

Mindset is everything. As you progress in your personal finances, take time to investigate the beliefs you have around money and start transforming your mindset step by step.

Real growth starts when you get tired of your own excuses. I believe 2024 will be a transformative year for you when you write your vision, practice discipline daily, and keep pressing. If you’re ready to stop procrastinating and go all in on your dreams, COMMIT!