Mel Robbins

So here's your simple question.

For the next week, just notice your small spending.

The subscriptions you forgot about?

Delivery fees?

Convenience spending like getting Uber Eats instead of walking or driving to pick up your takeout?

Those little, ah, it's only a ha-ha-ha.

Then choose one tiny action.

Cancel one subscription.

or download the app like acorns.

In fact, there's a couple sponsors that offer free apps that help you identify subscriptions and cancel them.

I mean, anything that helps you take control, stop somebody from just draining the money from your paycheck, and build a little breathing worm, even if it's $5, even if it's $1 a day.

It sets you on the right track to save more.

And then you can accumulate compound interest, which is how you can grow your savings easily, effectively, and automatically.

So David just gave you the eighth wonder of the world, which is compound interest.

He also gave you kind of a cold bucket of water in the face about the importance of really getting a handle on who's taking your money because you live in the automatic economy.

He also gave you strategies to start saving pennies on the dollar every day.

Tiffany gave you the budget.

She gave you the question, do I need to earn more or do I have a spending problem?

Ramit gave you the four buckets.

But here's the thing.