Kristina Ellis

And going into the grocery store with a meal plan, with a list, we even got online and pre-shopped in advance where we were looking at all these websites going, okay, how much does this cost?

And doing all the math to make sure that our total would be under 100.

And it was a fun challenge for us.

And then we had several people who did charts where they would have the month laid out and then they would X out win days specifically.

days that they did really well so that if they did have a day where they happened to not do the no spend challenge where they fell off the wagon, they didn't then go, Oh, well, the whole month was a fail.

Like we didn't do it.

It's like, no, it was one bad day, but you got to start again the next day.

Um, but then we also just had a lot of people who went all in.

And I think that's one of the good things about going all in is it's like when you take all spending out all discretionary spending out for a month,

It's like that boundary is so hard that it's like actually easier than a lot of people thought.

A lot of people, I got a ton of DMs where people are like, I thought that I could never do this.

I'm a free spirit.

I'm a spender.

I didn't think I could do this.

But having that strict boundary where you're like, this is just one month and we're going to go all in.

It's like they were very surprised by the results.

Yeah.

Well, awesome.

Yeah, the momentum is amazing.

And also get in community.