73. Do You Find Yourself Lashing Out Due to the Stresses of Living on One Income? 4 Ways to Find Peace in Financial Overload.

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How often do you find yourself riding the emotional rollercoaster of finances? One second everything is fine and dandy, you’re going about your day only thinking of money when you’re working on the budget or are out spending money or even planning that vacation. Nothing too heavy, it’s pretty black and white and things feel simple. The next second your husband is throwing the idea of a job change at you, or someone gets sick and a doctor's bill shows up and you are having to stretch your money as tight as you can without breaking both financially and emotionally. You find yourself exhausted, irritable and short with everyone. Then piles on the mom guilt and wife guilt (if that’s even a thing) making you feel like a terrible person all because you’re worried about the possible outcome of the change and only having one income. Always questioning if you will have enough to take care of your family. And that my friend is what today’s episode is all about. I am going to give you 4 things that you can do to ease the stress of living on one income. So go grab that stroller, plug in those headphones and, Mama, let’s go get you some peace! Xo Molly P.S. I am offering free Clarity Calls to help you figure out why you are struggling to stick to your budget and help you create your personal solution to stay on budget. Go to calendly.com/mollybenell and book your call today. . . . Next Steps: . Book a FREE Clarity Call . Join The One Income Family Community . Become a One Income Family Insider . Questions? Email me at [email protected]

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