Owen Raskovich

And I know many people that do this, they have side hustles.

They do things on the side that make them say 50 bucks a week, 100 bucks a week, whatever it is.

And they put that towards things like Christmas presents.

Yeah.

And that's a really good way to do it.

Another one is people do that for holidays, but it's kind of those extra things.

And even sort of planning ahead for next year, maybe create a separate bank account and put, I don't know, $20 in each paycheck or something, whatever's relevant to you and just have that going in there all year long.

So it's all ready to go for Christmas and you don't have to take money out of your other main savings account.

Yeah, and you can just automate that just like you do with, say, for me, for example, I automate the super contributions, the extra 20 bucks or whatever it is.

It just goes.

I don't even know when it comes out.

It just goes.

So you could do that with something like this.

So I guess challenge for everyone listening to this is do you have any tables?

And I'm touching the table here because I'm thinking of getting rid of this table.

Do you have any tables?

Do you have furniture, electronics, anything really?

Clothes is a big one.

Any of those items that you can repurpose and give them to someone else or even give them away.

You know, if you have kids, one of the tactics you could use is just taking, getting them together, working out what you don't need and then instilling those values in them to then go and take those unwanted items down to, you know.