Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of In Bloom podcast or welcome back. My name's Abby Aslan and I'm the host of this podcast and I'm so excited for this week's episode. It's one that I've had sort of as a topic in my queue for quite a while, but I just hadn't fully planned it out yet.

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i really wanted it to be really intentional and have

valuable tips and not really just stuff I threw together just to say I planned an episode

this week, if you know what I mean? So this week we're going to be talking about the 10 ways to

romanticize your life on a budget or that don't cost money, whatever you want to say. And you can

argue that some of the things I mentioned sort of incidentally involve spending money, but they don't

have to. The whole principle of them doesn't necessarily involve spending money. However, it does go to

say that you can definitely enhance some of these things by spending money.

But I know when we think of romanticizing things, a lot of times our brain can go to bigger,

grander things or just the best or fanciest version of things.

But that's not really what romanticizing is about.

But I just know that the connotation of the words sort of can suggest that

at times when we hear it. So I just want to remind you all that romanticizing your life does not have to

be this, you know, money pit or investment, however you want to look at it. There are so many simple

ways that really just involve a perspective shift or just a little bit more intentional

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