Managed restaurants doing $5-$20 million a year, was paycheck to paycheck. Turns out "bottom line" at home matters. Now, I share everything with you.
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I just moved back to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It's wonderful and strange here. I can go to a private company to register my vehicle. But I have to go to a state store to buy liquor. It's all for the Commonwealth.
But they still can't talk the state into getting the hell out of the wine and liquor business. How is that not able to be pushed across the line?
Every other walk of life is being very intentional and calculating in how they can separate your money from you.
You now need to be intentional about where your money goes. Automate your financial needs and goals so you can stick to a budget. I will show you how.
Rent has gotten so expensive that Americans are left with nothing from their paychecks after paying it
After going to school for 10 years, “Paid my rent this morning. Happy to report I had a whopping $47 left in my bank account”
“I spent 10 years of my life in school getting an education to get a job that was supposed to provide me with job security and financial security. Only to kill myself every day at work to be able to afford a roof over my head and literally nothing else”
The price of rent is a national emergency in America. Nobody can afford life anymore
Crazy thought: What if managing your household finances took less time than ordering takeout each week? With the right automation, it can. Ours now runs on 15 minutes per week—down from 3+ hours. The time reclaimed is priceless. #ThisWayFinancial #TimeIsMoney
My favorite notification of the month:
"Emergency fund target reached, overflow sent to Vacation Fund."
Not because we actively saved for it—because our system automatically built it while we lived our lives. Intentional & automatic. #ThisWayFinancial @GetSequence
"How do you always seem so calm about money?" My secret: I don't manage our finances anymore. I designed a system that manages them for us. Different pods, different purposes, automatic distributions. Life-changing. #FinancialAutomation #BudgetingThatWorks
This wasn't here years ago...
The strange paradox of financial automation: The less I actively manage our money, the more in control I feel. When every dollar has a job that executes automatically, financial anxiety disappears.
Get to it with @GetSequence #ThisWay
It's funny you know, every personal finance solution out there, still has some aspect of you having to do math in your head when you go out to eat or shop. Oh this bill is still going to hit, I have to subtract that for the actual balance...I wanted a better solution.
With this system you pay for gas with the debit card for Auto & Gas, buy groceries with the card for Living, how much do I have for going out to eat - Discretionary has $47 til pay day, ya'll went crazy over the weekend.
This was one of several videos that sent me on a new course to personal finance clarity
ALT From Ramit's youtube video - do this when you get paid...
ALT What I learned from Rahmy and then what I discovered using Tiller and Sequence
G-Bye traditional budgeting apps, they're trash, they don't help you, you can have too much flash.
I tried to make it short n sweet for you, under a minute.
Think Digital envelopes + literally any budget there is.
@tillermoney @GetSequence
1]"Why Your Business’s Financial Playbook Could Fix Your Personal Budget"
Data promises answers but rarely tells you what to do.
A small business owner who tracked every dollar of revenue but ignored skyrocketing expenses would be called reckless.
5]You Are the CEO of Your Finances. Act Like It.
Businesses thrive by turning insights into action: renegotiating contracts, sunsetting dog products, or doubling down on what works. Your move:
Audit like a CFO: Cancel unused subs (Netflix, Adobe) like failing product line.
6] Invest in next level personal finance: For the price of Chipotle you can use @GetSequence
Build a cash runway: Treat your emergency fund like a business’s 6-month operating buffer—non-negotiable.
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