Elizabeth Ayoola

But anyway, so my point is like doing a no-spend challenge and saying, I'm gonna stop Uber Eats altogether doesn't necessarily address maybe that trauma that you're dealing with, right?

So how can people get more from one of these month-long challenges?

Yeah, I agree with that.

I think last year what helped me because around this time again, my birthday's in December.

Yes, I'm going to keep telling y'all that.

And I tend to overspend.

No.

Ah!

Funny, I see.

But yes, I tend to treat myself too much in December.

And then January and February, I'm paying off treating myself.

I remember last year, my main motivator was just to clear my credit cards.

Right.

And I was able to do that within two months.

So I didn't have any balances.

But I think for me, just having maybe even just one instead of like five goals simultaneously, one focus goal for your no spend challenge can make it helpful to actually stick with it.

It's pretty boring, but just no major expenses.

I don't know what it is around the beginning of the year.

As I'm saying out loud, maybe I do.

I think we get back from the holidays and everyone goes back to work and we're like, no, we want to go back on vacation.