Tori Dunlap
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Yeah, I would talk about traveling to Costa Rica, but I'd talk about negotiating our car rental or I'd talk about finding a cheap flight. Obviously, with a career, right, I'm working to make money and to hopefully have this sense of purpose or passion.
Yeah, I would talk about traveling to Costa Rica, but I'd talk about negotiating our car rental or I'd talk about finding a cheap flight. Obviously, with a career, right, I'm working to make money and to hopefully have this sense of purpose or passion.
Yeah, I would talk about traveling to Costa Rica, but I'd talk about negotiating our car rental or I'd talk about finding a cheap flight. Obviously, with a career, right, I'm working to make money and to hopefully have this sense of purpose or passion.
Yeah, I would talk about traveling to Costa Rica, but I'd talk about negotiating our car rental or I'd talk about finding a cheap flight. Obviously, with a career, right, I'm working to make money and to hopefully have this sense of purpose or passion.
Yeah, I would talk about traveling to Costa Rica, but I'd talk about negotiating our car rental or I'd talk about finding a cheap flight. Obviously, with a career, right, I'm working to make money and to hopefully have this sense of purpose or passion.
I also had parents who were financially minded and who were able to contribute to my college. I like to acknowledge that right off the bat because it's not something that everybody has the privilege of doing. I was also saving a huge percentage of my income. My take-home pay, 27% at the peak, was going towards savings.
I also had parents who were financially minded and who were able to contribute to my college. I like to acknowledge that right off the bat because it's not something that everybody has the privilege of doing. I was also saving a huge percentage of my income. My take-home pay, 27% at the peak, was going towards savings.
I also had parents who were financially minded and who were able to contribute to my college. I like to acknowledge that right off the bat because it's not something that everybody has the privilege of doing. I was also saving a huge percentage of my income. My take-home pay, 27% at the peak, was going towards savings.
I also had parents who were financially minded and who were able to contribute to my college. I like to acknowledge that right off the bat because it's not something that everybody has the privilege of doing. I was also saving a huge percentage of my income. My take-home pay, 27% at the peak, was going towards savings.
I also had parents who were financially minded and who were able to contribute to my college. I like to acknowledge that right off the bat because it's not something that everybody has the privilege of doing. I was also saving a huge percentage of my income. My take-home pay, 27% at the peak, was going towards savings.
And again, I was becoming more political, becoming more educated about systemic oppression and the various aspects of personal finance that I was not seeing covered. You think about Dave Ramsey, Susie Orman, these very well-known personal finance experts, and very rarely do they talk about how racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia have anything to do with money.
And again, I was becoming more political, becoming more educated about systemic oppression and the various aspects of personal finance that I was not seeing covered. You think about Dave Ramsey, Susie Orman, these very well-known personal finance experts, and very rarely do they talk about how racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia have anything to do with money.
And again, I was becoming more political, becoming more educated about systemic oppression and the various aspects of personal finance that I was not seeing covered. You think about Dave Ramsey, Susie Orman, these very well-known personal finance experts, and very rarely do they talk about how racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia have anything to do with money.
And again, I was becoming more political, becoming more educated about systemic oppression and the various aspects of personal finance that I was not seeing covered. You think about Dave Ramsey, Susie Orman, these very well-known personal finance experts, and very rarely do they talk about how racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia have anything to do with money.
And again, I was becoming more political, becoming more educated about systemic oppression and the various aspects of personal finance that I was not seeing covered. You think about Dave Ramsey, Susie Orman, these very well-known personal finance experts, and very rarely do they talk about how racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia have anything to do with money.
And then everything I made in my side hustle, I was able to contribute to the $100K goal as well. I was focused on value-based spending. I was still traveling internationally. I was still going out to eat. That's the other question. People are like, oh, you ate oatmeal and ramen. And I'm like, no, actually... I still did all of the things in a, you know, huge U.S.
And then everything I made in my side hustle, I was able to contribute to the $100K goal as well. I was focused on value-based spending. I was still traveling internationally. I was still going out to eat. That's the other question. People are like, oh, you ate oatmeal and ramen. And I'm like, no, actually... I still did all of the things in a, you know, huge U.S.
And then everything I made in my side hustle, I was able to contribute to the $100K goal as well. I was focused on value-based spending. I was still traveling internationally. I was still going out to eat. That's the other question. People are like, oh, you ate oatmeal and ramen. And I'm like, no, actually... I still did all of the things in a, you know, huge U.S.
And then everything I made in my side hustle, I was able to contribute to the $100K goal as well. I was focused on value-based spending. I was still traveling internationally. I was still going out to eat. That's the other question. People are like, oh, you ate oatmeal and ramen. And I'm like, no, actually... I still did all of the things in a, you know, huge U.S.
And then everything I made in my side hustle, I was able to contribute to the $100K goal as well. I was focused on value-based spending. I was still traveling internationally. I was still going out to eat. That's the other question. People are like, oh, you ate oatmeal and ramen. And I'm like, no, actually... I still did all of the things in a, you know, huge U.S.