I think all of us would love to be able to be a little more frugal save more money

Don't be so wasteful when it comes to our spending and if you are like me and this is something you're yearning for

You're gonna love today's

podcast because I am being joined by frugal friends both Jen and Jill who are the

host of one of my favorite podcast frugal friends they are here to show us some real life ways that we can

live a more frugal life without feeling like we're going without.

So welcome, Jen and Jill. I'm excited to have you here. We're

talking about money, but you're gonna make it not horrible to talk about money.

So this is awesome. How you guys doing? We're doing great. We're so excited to be here

We love having fun talking about money too. So thanks for having us. Yeah, you guys are kind of like my podcast frenemy, you know, we like battle in the charts.

Oh, it's not much of a battle. You're always ahead of us.

You're always just right on top.

Not true friends, not true. I'm like, where are these guys coming from when you knock me down? I love it. I love it. I love it. I'm so excited to finally meet you guys. I've been listening to your podcast because again I was like who are these girls and why are they beating me?

So this is amazing. I am not an overly frugal person, so right off the bat I'm curious, were you both always

frugal? Like is just some people are just naturally good with money. I am not one of those people. Are you guys one of those people?

I'm so glad you would say that because that the I'm not naturally good with money is what we're trying to battle against because I'm like you.

I would say I thought I wasn't good. I just wasn't good with money and so that I would never be good with money. I thought

buying the generic brands at the grocery store that's about as frugal as I can get. That's that's good

enough for me. But I realized while my husband and I were paying off our

student loans, we paid off $78,000 of debt in two years. So I went from really not being frugal to being super, super frugal for two years, to where now I'm at this point where I found the radical middle between the two and I realize

nobody is born good with money spending, investing, that stuff is a skill. Well investing is more of an action.

Everything else is a skill. And some people are born naturally more adept at skills, but you still have to practice and hone them and

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