Personal Finance is more than just numbers and math. Personal Finance is, well, personal. The best way to manage your finances is to find the way that works for you.

There’s so much more involved than just dollar signs. You have to take into account your values, your goals, and your mindset, amongst other things.

By making your finances your own, you will be able to do more with the money you already have.

If you value giving, you’ll be able to do more giving. If you value spending quality time with your family or going out to eat more, you’ll be able to do more of that as well.

By not spending money on things that don’t reflect you, you will have more to spend on the things that are you. And you won’t feel bad about it!

There is one area that can affect every part of your finances.

Your mindset.

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Like you, I’ve searched all over the internet for the latest financial tips and tricks to implement. It wasn’t until I created a financial plan that was “me” that I started making some headway.

I aligned my finances with my values, change how I thought about money, and created a budget that worked for me.

Now I no longer spend money on things that I don’t value, which leaves me more money to save, invest, and spend on the things I do value. Since changing my mindset, regret for what I use my money for is (mostly) a thing of the past. I know that I’m using my money to align with who I am so I don’t need to feel bad about where my money is going.

As you can see from the photo at the top of the page, I’ve got a beautiful wife and two gorgeous little girls. They are three great reasons to manage my money well!

My wife and I were married young. I was 21 and she was 20. It took us a while to figure out this whole finance thing. Mistakes were made, people were hurt (namely, the presidents on our U.S. paper bills), but we’ve learned a lot and came through thanks to a lot of grace from God.

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