I for sure been slacking y'all! I'm ashamed because the amount of money I've spent on Uber rides and Uber eats could've gone in here but here we are!😫 although something is better than NOTHING I'm ready to be on my third row! Next week I'll do better! Might put $160 up

First Feb Check in! $280

When I tell you I'm so proud of myself and my mom and everyone else who is deciding to take this challenge. Proud is an understatement! My Whole Top Row is complete and my mom is on her second row as well♥️ Let's GOOOOOOoooo! #moneybagmonday #checkins

In this Western society, I’ve noticed something loud and undeniable: most people don’t move unless it’s viral. If it’s not trending, validated, or stamped by the masses, it’s treated like it’s imaginary. There’s a bandwagon culture at play — belief outsourced to popularity. But here’s the gag: bandwagons move on schedules, not on your timing. Everyone loves to eat while the food is hot. But some meals are just as nourishing cold… or lukewarm… especially when they’re meant to sustain you, not entertain you. By the time you wait for permission, proof, or popularity, the window that held your opportunity may already be closing. Not because it wasn’t good — but because it wasn’t loud. Soft Life Savers don’t wait for chaos to make something urgent. We don’t need financial emergencies to start saving. We don’t wait for a recession, a breakup, or burnout to get intentional. We move quietly. Early. Strategically. Saving money doesn’t need to be dramatic to be powerful. It doesn’t need a viral moment to be valid. Consistency will always outperform clout. This community isn’t about hopping on late bandwagons. It’s about building slow, luxurious, nervous-system-safe wealth before the crowd realizes what’s happening. Because the soft life isn’t reactive. It’s preventative. And the real flex? Being prepared while everyone else is still waiting for a sign.

Poverty programming is the set of unconscious beliefs and behaviors formed when money has historically felt unstable, scarce, or unsafe. Your nervous system learned that having too much, wanting more, or slowing down could lead to loss, disappointment, or judgment—so it stays on high alert. Even when you’re no longer in survival mode, your body still runs the old script. This is why progress can feel uncomfortable. Growth requires a calm system, but poverty programming thrives on urgency and reaction. Until that wiring is addressed, your actions will quietly undo your intentions. 3 Ways to Start Overcoming Poverty Programming 1. Slow down before you spend or sabotage Urgency is the programming. Pause for 24 hours before reacting to money wins or stress. Calm choices retrain safety. 2. Replace survival language Stop saying “I’m broke,” “money disappears,” or “I can’t keep money.” Your body believes what you repeat. Choose language that signals control, not crisis. 3. Build predictable money rituals Consistency calms the nervous system. Small, repeatable actions (daily saving, weekly check-ins) teach your body that progress doesn’t equal danger. Bottom line: You don’t need more discipline—you need more safety. And that’s exactly what we build inside the challenge. Take the Soft Money Savers Money Mindset course inside the classroom https://www.skool.com/soft-life-savers-7748/classroom/0f96862a for in depth resources, tangible steroid and RICHuals.