Time for an Assessment, Don’tcha Think?

Time for an Assessment, Don’tcha Think?

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(edit end of 2024:  Originally written when I was seeking to coach Christian single moms around stress, money, and feeding their kids a healthy diet.  The advice here is applicable to everyone however, so it stays posted here)

It’s no secret to all of us now, that life has changed.  We don’t know how 2022 will go, but one thing’s for sure, it won’t be a return to the normal of 2019 that everyone’s been wishing would happen.  Experts are now saying that households need to learn how to shift their buying habits to account for things such as supply chain and distribution hassles, bare shelves at their usual store, products they usually buy not always on the shelf, or the manufacturer just plain choosing not to make it for awhile. The linked article here is saying in surface-level tidbits, what I’ve learned how to live as I raised two kids on a single income in a two-income town. The advice given here is really good, but it can be a challenge to figure it out for your particular circumstances. If you’d like help assessing your shopping habits and making adjustments, shifts, etc, drop me a message! There are several ways you can take advantage of the lessons God taught me when my kids were growing up.

Going from least to most expensive:

The Poor Man's Budget: A 5 Week Course - Learning to Live Within Your MeansA) The Poor Man’s Budget: A 5 Week Course – Learning to Live Within Your Means. There is an Instructor’s Manual with explanations around each new concept and the worksheets that go with it. There is a Student Workbook with just the worksheets, and there is a 3 month journal that helps you organize either the past 3 month’s spending, or the next three month’s spending. While this is designed for a classroom setting, it can be done alone if desired. The links to purchase any or all of the books in this course are:
Instructors Manual
Student Workbook
Three Month Journal

Life has changed over the past 2 years, and it will be wise to take stock of your current financial situation so you know what you can and can’t do, where to do it (if the store choices need to change), and how best to go about it in a way that fits your household.

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