Chanelle

And yeah, so I just started from there and I've just been learning as I go, like finding different resources and articles and things.

Yeah, I think it's because you're definitely not spending as much as what you originally would.

And so you kind of like look in your bank account and you're like, wow, I have more money than I thought I would this week.

Yeah, I definitely find it's easier to save because I've never really been a big spender anyway.

So I think I'm definitely more of a saving kind of mentality.

I just tend to spend everything all at once, like going overseas for six months or like buying a car or things like that.

But I think, yeah, I'm more of a saver.

And during lockdown, I'm just sort of like thought more critically about what I'm spending my money on.

I think outside lockdown, I buy a lot of coffee and like go out and eat a lot more with friends than what I do, obviously, in lockdown.

So just kind of like realizing where all your money goes.

And yes, I sort of just like organize my bank accounts a bit better.

And yeah, just a bit more thoughtful, I guess.

Yeah, for sure.

I think I've also kind of been more of a experienced kind of person as well over material items.

But I think just being, you know, stuck in one place just so long kind of, yeah, your drive to travel is a bit bigger.

And yeah, it's kind of what you're saving towards or I am.

Yeah.

Okay.

So my first one was I'm a big reader and sort of find that buying books all the time can add up, especially if you don't really have the space for them all and they're really expensive.

So my local library in lockdown, you obviously can't go and borrow hard copies of books, but they have an app.