Resolutions

Have you ever mistaken "No Spend January" for "No Spin January" and wondered how that might reshape your financial outlook? Well, we did, and we're sharing our hilariously relatable journey through budgeting blunders and the tools that sometimes annoy us—like Excel and Rocket Money. In our latest episode, we toss around ideas about flexible goal-setting instead of those daunting New Year's resolutions. It's all about keeping the humor alive while navigating the quirkiest of traditions, from misheard financial disciplines to the challenge of partnering up for budgeting meetings.We also take a whimsical detour into the world of musicals, inspired by a recent movie experience that featured surprise musical numbers and our thoughts on Ariana Grande's performance. The conversation doesn’t stop there—our excitement for Timothée Chalamet's role in an upcoming Bob Dylan biopic bubbles over, along with our opinions on musical biopics like "Ray" and "Walk the Line." As we meander through our own hobbies, we swap stories about learning embroidery from an Australian guide, and discuss future plans for date nights that promise new adventures and maybe even more musical surprises.From navigating chopstick challenges to sidestepping the guilt of personal time, we touch on the lighter side of cultural expectations in dining and the joys of self-care. Our resolutions explore the quirks of social media detoxes, the irony of screen-time management, and humorous takes on beloved cooking traditions like New Year's collard greens. Join us in finding joy in setting resolutions that aren’t etched in stone and laughing along the way as we ponder whether quitting resolutions altogether might be the best resolution of all.Send us a text and let us know your thoughts on this episode or suggest future topics. Don't hesitate to share and thanks for listening!