Canna Campbell

There are people in certain situations that can't actually do that.

But yes, when you find ways to earn extra money, it's unlimited.

You know, the sky's the limit.

And we've spoken about doing market research, doing surveys online, decluttering your home, getting rid of unused, unwanted clothes, sporting equipment, furniture, to help come up with some extra money, becoming a delivery partner.

an Uber driver where you can clock on and clock off, you decide the hours that you want to work, you know, looking at your skills that you already have and how can you monetize them.

For example, you might be fantastic with a camera and perhaps you can start photographing events on the weekends, like, you know, looking at all the different things that you can do and obviously the resources and the time and the energy and obviously making it actually worthwhile.

Your time is really important.

But, you know, income has no ceiling here.

So that quite possibly, you know, this idea of $100 per week may not necessarily be about cutting the fat because the fat may have already been cut most likely, but in fact, you know, earning some extra money instead and earning even more than $100 per week.

Sounds like a very abundant statement from you.

Yeah.

It's about reassigning that money or redirecting it to a better purpose that's going to improve your wellbeing and your wellbeing today, but also more so very much into the long run where you look back and go, gosh, I'm glad I did that for myself back then.

Well, the answer to that question really lies in your financial situation.

If you are someone who's got credit card debt or buy now, pay later debt chasing them, that extra $100 per week or per month can go or should go

under the premise, obviously, of general guidance is directly to that debt.

And that is going to, you're going to clear the decks and then allow yourself to then move on to the next financial responsibilities and priorities that are going to improve your financial wellbeing even further.

Look, I'm going to be kind to you.

I can see the motivation of watching that $100 grow.

But, you know, we need to set the obvious.

You shouldn't be investing yet if you're still carrying toxic debt because that toxic debt is a lot more expensive than the money you're going to earn from investing.