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It quickly caught on, and now a number of my clients have Money Monday blocked into their calendars every week. It’s become a key part of their financial routine, and I love seeing how this simple habit is making such a big impact.

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I used to be "the young one."
"Is she old enough?" they'd ask,
A 19-year-old auditing what they’d been doing for 30 years.

This may explain the stress I see so many clients have around tax time. Many of us avoid thinking or talking about money the best we can but the government forces us to face it, at least a little bit, once per year. With that said, I acknowledge that it’s easy to intellectually understand this concept and it’s altogether a different thing to implement it in one’s own life. Let’s consider how you can move from knowing it, to doing it.