Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:10
#Personal Finance | The financial habit that has had the biggest positive impact on my life is...
I was able to go in and see where, oh, where's all that money going? What is that? And then take a look at it and make a decision. This practice has also just helped in budgeting for the things, cash flow management, making informed financial decisions with little money. And the idea behind it is, if you can't take care of the little money, you can't take care of the big million dollar money
Hey, Shana. I love this. Yeah, I've been feeling the weight of this, actually, I saw that you made a swell about this, and I thought it was perfect because I spent the most of my morning getting caught up on my books for May so far, and then, you know, setting out to do April and kind of work myself way backwards through the year. I definitely feel like I've done the whole bury the head in the sand and wait for the next paycheck
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:24
Hello, Ty. How are you? Happy Tuesday, my friend. I wanted to make maybe you and I can join together in a commitment for the future, and that is that you are going to start financial literacy with the children at a very young age now. Yes. Really? You know, I look at how my son picked up. He's 15 now, but I looked at how he grasped the iPad and the technology at a very young age
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
It's a lot. So I feel like as I get more literate with it all, I will have a better understanding with how to teach my children that as well. And that's definitely the goal. When I sign up with tax advice advisors or payroll specialists, I'm not their typical client. I'll definitely tell them up front, hey, listen, I'm not here to just have you do everything