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Well, hey you guys, so listen, there is a lot of conflicting advice out there on what you should

be doing with your money, but over the years I have narrowed it down to a list, really a mindset if you will, of different shifts that really have significant difference when it comes to your money.

So today I'm sharing six of those financial lessons that have changed my life.

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All right, here we go. Lesson number one, track your expenses. Okay so we talk

about having a budget all the time because it really is one of the most important things that you can do but

listen here's the video you can set a budget at the beginning of the month and then never come back to

it which is not going to help you when it comes to your money because

just because you have a number out there but you don't know what you're

spending in each category your budget's not going to work so tracking your

expenses throughout the month they can seem daunting it may seem like a lot of

work but it's honestly one of the best ways to succeed with the budget.

And if you have not checked out every dollar or budgeting app, make sure to do that because

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