10 I How Lynae paid off $1400 of debt in three months while also building her emergency fund

In this episode, Lynae candidly shares that when she first heard about my services, she wasn’t ready to start working together.  In fact, she told herself that because she had multiple degrees, she should be able to get it together (I’m sure you can relate to feeling like you should be smart enough to figure out your finances on your own!) So she continued reading financial resources and trying financial apps to get it together. No matter how much she read or how many apps she tried, she still couldn’t figure out how to pay off her credit card or save consistently. Lynae finally figured out that the smartest thing she could do was seek out my support and then use that support in the exact way she needed to reach her goals. Tune into her episode to learn more about... How Lynae managed to pay off $1400 of credit card debt within three months of working together How Lynae created her own pay dates to manage her 10-month pay cycle without the fear that she’d run out of money before her next paycheck Why Lynae now likes  money dates so much that she has them twice (plus how this has helped her intentionally manage her finances) How Lynae uses extra income to pay off debt and plan ahead for future expenses so she’ll never have to go into debt again How having a money journal has support Lyane in monitoring her own success from week to week How knowing her numbers has helped Lynae shift her self talk about what she can or cannot afford (and made it possible for her to invest in her home and travel) If you’ve felt like you shouldn’t have problems with your finances because you make enough money or you’re too educated to be making money mistakes, you’ll want to tune into Lynae’s story.  She shares her own transformation of how she’s gone from feeling anxiety and guilt about her finances to learning how to celebrate her financial progress while still working towards bigger financial goals like paying off the remainder of her credit card debt within the next year. Grab my free money date guide at www.wealthovernow.com/money-date-guide