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In this new 3 day challenge we're going to create your new road map to financial overflow each month so that you finally have the excess for the things you've been wanting to do (things much cooler than gas for your car or electricity for your house)

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"If we only had an extra $1,000 a month. That would change our situation drastically!"

Maybe. But before you go working your tail off to make some extra money, there are some things you want to have lined up first to make sure it's worth your efforts.

In today's episode I'm sharing 3 questions to ask yourself if you truly feel that creating margin in your budget is what needs to happen to get to your goals.

Rooting for you!

<3 Krista

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64. 3 Questions to ask yourself if you want to increase the margin in your budget by $1,000 every month.