@financiallifocused: I've reviewed budgets for people making $60K a year and people making $600K a year. And I can tell you that making more money does NOT automatically mean you're doing better financially. Because here's what tends to happen when your income increases... You upgrade the car because you can afford the payment. You start ordering takeout more because you're busy and honestly, you can afford it. You book the nicer hotel, spend a little more on groceries, sign the kids up for another activity. And none of those decisions feels like a big deal on its own. But suddenly you're making $200K+ a year, your credit card balance keeps creeping back up, and you still haven't built the savings account you thought you'd have by now. And you're sitting there thinking, "HOW are we making this much money and still dealing with this?" The problem isn't necessarily that you're spending money on things you shouldn't. It's that your income has increased, but you haven't figured out how much of that income you can comfortably spend while ALSO paying off debt and building savings. And that's exactly what I help my coaching clients figure out. If you're making good money but feel like you should be so much further ahead, go fill out the short form. I'll send you a short form to tell me what's going on with your finances, then I'll record a personalized video sharing my thoughts and which coaching option I think would be the best fit for you. Because you shouldn't have to keep guessing what you can afford #sixfigureincome #paychecktopaycheck #highincomeearner #moneytipsformillennials

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