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6 Things Mom’s Can Do To Practice Self Love with Money

1. Normalize friendship with people that have more money than you!

  • Association brings On Assimilation

2. Challenge Yourself  to Invest

  • 26 percent of women between the ages of 22 and 38 invest outside of their workplace retirement accounts, compared with 43 percent of millennial men.

3. Set a Monthly Date Night with your Dollars!

  • Use this time to express gratitude for your existing resources, while creating new goals that address current cash challenges

4. Make a Payment toward your Federal Student Loan despite the interest being frozen, so your money goes straight to the principle!

5. Normalize hiring help in a specific area that eats up your time at least once per month!

  • Eg: Laundry, cleaning, car wash, babysitter if you need to focus without distraction for an hour or so!

6. Create a Splurge Urge List

  • Instead of shopping impulsively, I have a note section in my phone where I keep pictures and links to things that I want to buy. I designate one day per month to shop from that list. Buy the end of the month. I Don’t want half of that stuff

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Every time I come in contact with someone I want to remind them of just how Power-full they truly are. Literal, #Purse Empowerment! I do this by empowering mostly women (some men) tackle their financial frustrations rather its saving their 1st $10,000, eliminating thousands of dollars in credit card debt, accelerating the process of paying off their student loan debt, boosting their credit scores, purchasing their first homes, converting their 1st homes into investments and even creating a business that will produce even more wealth for them to save, spend, share and invest.