Amanda Barroso

So I don't know if this is how you feel.

Like you log off work, right?

It's late afternoon.

And even into the night, it's like I tend to make these impulse purchases because I'm just like scrolling mindlessly after, you know, after work, after putting the kids to bed, these sort of like high stress moments.

I'm just trying to turn my brain off.

I'm trying to decompress.

But I started to wonder if I could use the brick to cut off my ability to spend money so easily, so impulsively and fill that time with more fulfilling hobbies like started journaling this year.

I have some reading goals.

Oh, wonderful.

Yeah.

And my daughter's been kind of journaling with me at night or like kind of scrapbooking, whatever.

So thinking about the idea of what the money is going to be for, if you've been following along on the no spend thing, one of the goals was the Disney trip.

And I actually reached out to a Disney travel agent and we have like hard numbers on a trip for my daughter's birthday.

That would be maybe a surprise for her.

Oh, way less, way less.

Yeah.

Anyway, that's a whole, we need to get Sally French on the phone.

Yes.

Okay.

But like having hard numbers really helps.