Canna Campbell

mindfully balanced with care and obviously adjustments.

Because, you know, we want to make sure that we live our lives responsibly.

We don't create unnecessary financial stress for ourselves, but we also need to find that sweet spot.

And that is where a financial planner can come in and go, great, all right, this is what you're earning.

Let's allocate

X amount of dollars per year for family holidays.

You've got a child that's, you know, you want to help them buy a home and you want to help to contribute towards it, great.

We're going to put some money aside for that.

And that's where that intentional allocation of what you've got coming in today can still serve your happiness and your needs, you know, and your personal growth and living your best life.

But also you are always respectful as to building something up to support you back, you know, well into the future.

It's a heavy topic too, I feel.

If you want to dig deep with your financial goals and your why, best place to find me is on Instagram at SugarMamaTV.

Look, it's very subjective, and I think most people already would say that is very hard right now.

But the truth is, it's actually not about the $100.

It's about the consistency.

It's about the intention, like having a go and trying to find $100, whatever you can do.

getting started and building that momentum.

So I don't think it really matters right now the amount, whether it's $10 a week, $50 a week or $100 a week.

It's about stepping up and having a crack at trying to find some extra money that you can then use intentionally and redirect to improve your financial well-being.

Well, like so many things in life, it starts with awareness.