Gemma Mitchell

And it shows how much is going into that.

And his goal was five years.

So you can set that and you can see the progress.

So we could do that for him.

The other thing that an app like that does is it helps you identify a problem area or track a problem area.

So when people are talking to me about their spending, for example, usually if I, if I was to say, you've got to track every dollar right now, we're going to track everything and find out where it's going.

You just feel like that's,

Most people don't want to do that.

And it's not sustainable for a lot of us.

So with a lot of my money coaching clients and Christian, I said, what do you think the problem area is?

Like what is the thing you're feeling a bit guilty that you think you go overboard with?

Might be online shopping for some.

It might be eating out, convenience food, whatever.

So for him it was convenience food like your Uber Eats, DoorDash and stuff like that.

So we, instead of him having to jump onto an app and look at all of his spending and categories, we just set up a dashboard that he can just quickly go.

And there's like these widgets and it says this week, this is how much you've spent.

You usually spend this and you can just quickly look at that one thing.

So that was to kind of keep him on track a little bit as well.

And because the other goal is there, the tiny home, it's like, well, the more you do here, the less that goes to this.

So I think those customizable things, rather than going, I've got to be all over all my finances, is just pick out little things.