Hey Reader,

We're halfway through the year. New Year's resolutions might be long gone. But it's a good time to look at some small habits that can make a big difference, especially with your finances.

Did you know that the average American household carries over $11,500 in credit card debt? And 78% of us are living paycheck to paycheck. If that's where you are, you're not behind. You're just ready for a different approach, like one of my clients is embracing right now.

Let me tell you the story about Debbie. She's got a successful professional organizing business, but she's one of the 78%, and she's carrying more debt than she'd like.

Here's what we've done to help her right the ship:

• Implemented session pricing in her business
• Determined her ideal calendar (She's booked solid the next 3 weeks!)
• Set three pillar posts of revenue goals
• Created a personal and business budget that she tracks weekly
• Established a timeline to pay off her debt

She cannot do this overnight, but the point is that she is doing it. How lucky am I to have a front row seat to the success she's having?

If you'd like more consistent income in your business and to pay off your debt, you can.

It starts with your habits.

I wrote about five of them for Forbes. They're counter-cultural, simple, and rooted in the same minimalist mindset I use with my clients. They've made a real difference for our family. I think they will for yours, too.

👉 5 Minimalist Habits to Achieve Financial Freedom​

Pick one. Start there.

Remember....

Planning is not starting.

Starting is starting.

Amy

P.S. If one of these habits is what you or your business needs more of: margin, structure, less but better, that's exactly what we work on inside 1:1 coaching. Book a call with me. Bring the messy middle. That's the part we untangle together. No strings (pun intended), just real conversation. I hope you'll book a call.