Christina Ellis

And while you're working, they're paying for your college education so you can go debt free.

So you're earning a paycheck like you're doing now and getting to go to school for free.

So I think with your work ethic, that sounds like that could be a good fit for you.

How do you feel about that?

This is going to sound like the most basic advice ever, but Google.

Google is a great place to start for that.

Just literally look up tuition assistance programs in your area, type in your city and look for tuition assistance programs and you can find incredible results.

It sounds almost too easy.

It feels like there should be some complicated search process, but just start looking online and figuring it out.

Now, I'm going to offer you an alternative point of view, kind of channel the internal Ken Coleman perspective.

you know perspective where it's like if you want to go into film and acting you don't necessarily need to go to college i mean we've talked to several we have production people here at ramsey who you know do film they do camera production and a lot of them learned their skills from youtube

And if you're open to moving, I've heard Disney has a great tuition assistance program.

So you can potentially work somewhere strategic where you're getting those skills, you're getting the experience, you're seeing it firsthand, and you're getting your education.

So, I mean, look at creative options because you really could do both.

Yeah, that's great.

Yeah, it really kicked a lot of our bad habits.

We realized in December that our budget was kind of fluffy and we needed to tighten back up.

We just gotten in a bad habit of when we're rushing around and doing things, just grabbing Chick-fil-A or just doing things in a hurry.

So we went through January and we were super disciplined.

And once the no spend challenge was done, it's like, man, this is like easy.