61. Setting Financial Goals So You Can Stick To Your Budget as a Stay at Home Mom

Hello my friend, it’s so good to be here with you today as I’m sitting here thinking about all of the goals my husband and I have set for this coming year. Now who knows if my budget will be able to stand up to all of these dreams and desires, but It's still a rush when I think of all of the things that we would like to accomplish this year. It's that rush that brings the excitement for my budgeting plan. It's that rush that keeps me motivated and accountable when using my budget each month. I know that come the end of the year exhaustion tends to overcome the rush, but it is so important to set these goals and dreams. Have you sat down with your spouse and thought through the things you want your money to do for you? Have you made a game plan on how you are going to achieve them? Well that is what we are going to talk about today! Whether you have 50 dollars left at the end of your paycheck or 2000, you want to make sure that each dollar has a job and the best way to do that is by setting goals!    So head to the kitchen, grab a nice WARM drink because I don't know where you live, but as I’m recording it is currently in the negatives as a high and my warm drinks have been my best friend. But I digress, so go grab that warm drink, pop in them headphones and let’s get to it.    Xo  Molly    P.S. Hey Mama, Do you want to stick to your budget, but have no idea where to start? Then I want to invite you to hop on a FREE Clarity Call with me. This is a call where we will identify the leaks in your budget and create a list so that you know which leak in the budget to tackle first. Head on over to calendly.com/mollybenell and grab a FREE Clarity Call so you can Stick To Your Budget by First Learning Where to Start.  . . . Next Steps:  . Book a Financial Strategy Session . Book a FREE Clarity Call . Join The One Income Family Community  . Become a One Income Family Insider . Questions? Email me at [email protected] . Related Episodes:  5 Ways to Use Your Faith to Become Better With Your Finances

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