Garden money thoughts 🤣 Creating separation in your money helps you manage it WAY easier

I'm just out here in my garden, but I was thinking about money and I thought that I would share something that has really helped my clients when dealing with their money and it's something simple that is not going to overwhelm you. Something you can do that's going to make an immediate impact is to create separate accounts for your money. So, at the very minimum, have a spending checking account, a bills checking account just for bills and then you pay your bills out of that account, and then a savings account, a high-yield savings account. The reason behind this is very simple [clears throat] and it's because if you are using one bank account for all of your money. So, your check comes into one account and you're doing all of your spending from that account. So, you're paying bills, you're getting groceries, you're getting gas, you're getting sweet treats and whatnot. It's all coming out of one account and you do not have a good grip on what is actually leaving that account. So, it is very easy for you to overspend. When you have the separate accounts, it creates separation in your money and you have much more control over what is actually happening. And this does not have to be some crazy like multi-account structure. It can be very simple. Like I said, three separate accounts. And when you get paid, you send the money to the different accounts where it goes. If you're one of my clients, put in the comments how much this has helped you because this is like one of the first things I tell people to do whenever I work with them and it makes a huge difference. If you want more easy tips like this that can make an immediate impact, go watch my free training. It's linked at the top of my page. It's called money reset and it will make you start having progress almost immediately. You can also go to the link at the top to get a high-yield savings account comparison. And this is going to show you the best accounts currently with the best rates so that you can open up a high-yield savings account and start making the most out of your savings. Sometimes we don't make progress because we are too stuck in the weeds and we get stuck thinking about all of the details. But if you take it one thing at a time and make small actions, these things compound and they make a huge difference over time. You got this, friend. [clears throat]