Holiday spending often leads to bigger bills in January. But have you thought about rolling into 2021 with finances that are solid, a budget, you can follow and laser-beam focus on getting out of debt?
In a recent post, I talked about wrapping up 2020 so you can create the life you want next year. But for too many people, “wrapping up” their finances in December means ignoring their credit limit, spending too much, and saying “I’ll get to it” when it comes to eliminating debt.
Stop being a slave to money and debt. That’s not cool.
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There is something about homemade sausage balls that lets you know the Holidays are near.
Well, if we are being honest, this recipe is so good I make sausage balls year round. Especially during the school year. Sausage balls are my go-to quick breakfast on those lazy mornings.
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I think it is safe to say that 2020 was a year that many people were focused on their health.
Were you?
While many people were busy social distancing and stockpiling, many people overlooked other health conditions, zoned out or skipped their workouts altogether, rationalized work-at-home snacking, and saw their stress levels skyrocket.
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Relationships are a two-way street. That includes all types of relationships. Marriages, relationships with parents. Relationship with siblings. Or a relationship with friends.
It takes both parties working together in order for a relationship to work. If you are the only person in the relationship constantly working towards making this relationship work. It is possible the other person doesn't value this friendship in the same manner that you value the friendship.
And that is perfectly okay. There is nothing wrong with the other person not having the same level of dedication to the relationship as you.
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