@neecoleemariee: DAY 1 of trying to pay off my $20,521 car by creating coloring books. 😂📚🚗 I published my first coloring book, Trippy Daydreams, and now I’m doing something slightly unhinged… I’m going to document this from $0 all the way to $20,521.28 and see if my coloring books can actually help me pay this thing off. 👀 Starting today: 🚗 Car payoff: $20,521.28 📚 Confirmed orders: 0 💰 Book #1: Trippy Daydreams 🍄 Mushroom Guy is along for the ride 😂 Will this work? I HAVE NO IDEA. But we’re about to find out. 😂 DAY 1 — 0 / 6,495 📚 Follow along because I’m showing the sales, the flops, the numbers, and every payment I make toward the car. 👀 #DebtPayoffJourney #S#SideHustlesahmlife #fyp

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