10: 3 Ways to Stop Feeling Broke
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Have you ever looked at how much money you made and wondered, “Where did it all go?” In this episode, Abby breaks down three reasons you may still feel broke even as your income grows.
You’ll also learn a simple three-step framework to start feeling more in control. Because making more money doesn’t automatically create wealth. What matters is what you do with it.
Key Moments:
00:00 Why More Money Still Doesn't Feel Like Enough
02:50 Reason 1: Lifestyle Creep
06:23 Reason 2: Your Money Doesn't Have a Plan
07:35 My Biggest College Money Mistake
10:06 Reason 3: Everything Really Is More Expensive
13:31 The Three Step Solution to Feeling Less Broke
14:02 Step 2: Audit Where Your Money Is Going
15:03 Step 3: Build A Structure That Creates Wealth
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