This workbook is designed to walk you
through your thoughts around money.
If you look at your habits in your everyday life, they stem from something. Whether it is from your past or a goal you are working for towards the future. This Money Mindset Journal helps you learn where your money habits are coming from.
When you understand why you do the things you do with your money, you will have the power to make the necessary changes to successfully reach your financial goals.
In this journal, there are different exercises that will help you decide what financial goals could look like for you.
Does thinking about money and financial goals overwhelm you? This journal is perfect for that reason. The prompts are written as if you are talking to a friend. There are even some pages that are just meant to be colored to help you clear your mind.
In this journal, we lay out your current money situation, your memories about money, and how money affects your current relationships, your habits, your purchases, and where you hope to be in the future.
Money, for a lot of us, is emotional. Whether it’s anxiety from not having enough, or stress/ emotional spending, and so many more examples. This journal will help you pinpoint behaviors you may not have been aware of which can help you self correct.
My name is Elyse! I am the ONE behind The Savvy Sagittarius.
I started my financial journey just weeks after turning 22.
I had taken out a car loan (with my dad co-signing because I had ZERO credit) and got TWO new credit cards the week of my birthday.
I had no idea what I was doing with money.
The worst part, I made good money as a bartender but I was constantly feeling like I was struggling to pay my $600 in monthly bills.
Then my student loans came in the mail. They were coming out of their grace period because I had absolutely no idea what I wanted to do.
I had no idea how I was going to pay the $180 in student loans every month.
So many people told me, you can figure out your money after college.. or “when you get a real job.”
I knew I needed to change my spending. I needed to get a grip on my finances before it got worse.
But I spent hours looking for a system to help me budget as a bartender. I searched and searched with no real luck.
EVERYTHING wanted me to set a budget based on
Income – Expenses.
But I didn’t know how much income I was making.
So I set out to document my journey of paying off debt and figuring out how to budget with a cash, irregular income.
Thus, The Savvy Sagittarius was born.
I paid off $36,500 in debt in 2 years as a bartender.
Now my goal is to empower others to take charge of their money and stop waiting for their “career” or “big girl jobs.”
An instant download for you to print yourself..