Today we’re cracking open the door to investing, but without the Wall Street jargon or TikTok hype. You don’t need a finance degree or six figures in the bank to get started. You just need a system, a strategy, and a starting point. P.S. I’ll also show you how to use STASH + my free course to start investing today. Shout out to @Keith Marvicsin who already started his account! What’s one thing that’s always confused or intimidated you about investing? Drop it below 👇

Today we’re talking credit card rewards -- the shiny perks that make debt look sexy. Are points and cashback a smart play? Sometimes. But here’s the real question: Are you using the card… or is the card using you? We’ll break down when rewards make sense, when they backfire, and why your emergency fund is still the real MVP. Go deeper. Spend smarter. Trust less. 👀 👇 What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever justified buying “for the points”?

Day 15 is here and we’re digging into the origin story of credit cards -- who they were designed for, how access has evolved, and why credit card debt feels so overwhelming (spoiler: it’s designed that way). Today isn’t about shame, it’s about awareness. We start the plan tomorrow 💳

You’ve made it through two weeks, and today we’re pressing pause on the numbers to check in with something even more important: your money mindset. Day 14 is all about how you think about money because this shapes how you earn it, spend it, save it, and grow it. Old beliefs don’t build new results -- so let’s shift them. 👇 Drop a comment: What’s one money belief you’re letting go of... and what are you replacing it with?

Day 13 is an oldie but goodie. Today, we do a brief overview on DIY credit repair 💳 Did you know even one late payment can ding your score for years? Thankfully, it’s not the end of the story. I pulled my reports, found a few single late payments, and sent goodwill letters to each company. These aren’t disputes... they’re respectful requests asking creditors to remove a one-time slip from your record. Own the mistake, explain the situation, and show you’ve fixed the issue (like setting up auto-pay). You’d be surprised how often they’ll say yes. I don't teach my credit repair course anymore, but if you need help, I have a trusted resource I am happy to connect you to. Have you ever had a late payment? How did you address it?