Elizabeth Ayoola

Maybe it wasn't right.

All right.

Well, as we're talking about this, I'm thinking about the importance of categorizing your expenses to begin with.

So, Amanda, it can be good financial hygiene to categorize your expenses, right?

And just know where your needs versus wants are.

I will disagree with you, Amanda, about Netflix not being a need because how else am I supposed to escape from the chaos happening in the world?

So definitely a need for my mental health.

It's true.

Yeah, I think it's about having that good financial foundation or framework for managing your money.

And once you get in a good rhythm with that, and also obviously depending on your income and expenses, you can get to a place where you don't have to track every penny.

Unless you love doing that, of course.

All right.

Well, this is the part of the show.

I just made it up because now it's just become a part of our show where we talk about our own business.

OK, so I want to hear about each of you.

How would you tackle this issue or just how do you budget generally?

So tell me, Amanda, you go first.

How do you do it?

Well, so I have what I would like to label an ADHD budget.

So I do a little bit of pay yourself first and also kind of 50, 30, 20.