Hannah Koumakis

So I thought we can go over it.

going to so I think someone having an example yeah is great okay so account number one is giving which is really important I do 10% of my income towards giving and this is really cool because it means that when you go out for coffee you can actually afford to pay for that person for a coffee you've budgeted for it

And I think you also forget that when birthdays come up, you're like, wait, what's your account?

Should I be using?

So this is why the giving account is just so important.

So I have giving.

I have rent and bills.

And the reason why I had this was because when I lived in a flat, I moved out in March of this year and my rent was so cheap.

Now it's a lot more expensive being a homeowner, but my rent was really, really cheap.

I had, it was about $200 per week, New Zealand, which is crazy.

You have to.

love it so we have entertainment because you want to go out and life's about like living yeah literally life is about living let's go some sushi exactly exactly if you hang out with friends you could be like you know what it's gonna come out of my entertainment yeah um i want to go to the movies entertainment golf i'm a golfer and it's so unbelievably expensive oh my god old soul you know i kind of love that yeah i love it it's really good but so expensive my golf coach is a hundred dollars for half an hour

But like once a month maybe.

It's really all the budget can afford at the moment.

And then we have a food account.

Food account.

We've also got a health account.

We have a car account.

A car account's really important.

What happens when you're worn to fitness?