343 | Budgeting Through Life Changes: Navigating Moves, New Normals, and More

Financial Coaching for Women: How To Budget, Manage Money, Pay Off Debt, Save Money, Paycheck Plans

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Budget Besties, we’re diving into some real, relatable lessons from our client sessions this week! From life-altering changes to habits that need a little untangling, we’re sharing stories to help you feel seen, supported, and motivated to take charge of your money.

✨ Highlights From Today’s Episode:

1. “A Lot of Life Happened”: One client is tackling big transitions—moving, foster care changes, and income shifts. Listen in as we break down how to create a mock budget to navigate temporary storms and life-changing months.

2. Overactive Hands Syndrome 🤪: Ever feel like you’re doing too much with your money—setting up transfers, moving pennies, and overcomplicating your system? One client learned the value of starting slow, consolidating first, and letting the system do its thing.

3. Un-Muddy the Financial Waters: Budgeting isn’t an overnight fix. Like a green pool, you have to shock it, let it settle, and trust the process. We share how a step-by-step system (yes, with “training wheels” first!) gets you to a crystal-clear, stress-free money flow.

4. Automate, Automate, Automate: If your mortgage still requires a trip to the bank—hard pass! We’re sharing tips on prioritizing automation so you can reclaim your time and sanity.

Whether you’re a “hands-off ostrich” (looking at you, Shana!) or an over-involved micro-manager, we’ll help you find balance, clarity, and peace with your finances.

✨ What We’re Loving About This Episode:

Sometimes, the biggest financial wins come from getting back to basics. These stories remind us that budgeting isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress, clarity, and making life easier.

📌 Key Takeaways:

1. Start With the Basics: Don’t rush! Build your budget foundation first (and trust us, you’ll thank yourself later).

2. Embrace the Temporary Chaos: Change can be shocking (like a pool shock!), but it’s part of the process.

3. Automate What You Can: Eliminate stress by letting systems handle your bills, savings, and expenses.

4. Be Patient With Yourself: Fixing your finances takes time—just like unlearning old habits.

🎧 Tune In If You:

1. Feel overwhelmed with financial changes (hello, foster parents, new parents, or movers!).

2. Are doing too much with your transfers and need clarity on what to prioritize.

3. Want a money system that works automatically (and frees up your time and brainpower).

Budget Bestie Tip: Remember, it’s a step-by-step process—don’t try to do it all at once. Give yourself grace and trust the system!

✨ Resources Mentioned:

1. Need a clear, automated money plan? Check out our Simplified Budget System (it’ll change your life!).