lanadoinglife

i used #wix harmony during nap time to finally build the website i've been putting off for years. i've been doing UGC, freelance design, and coaching from home and i still didn't have one place for clients to see everything i do. picked a template and used their ai tool (aria) to make updates that felt more like me. added my pages and dropped in my photos. no coding needed. motherhood gives you nap time and maybe a few hours after bedtime, so when something lets me get real work done in those sm

i quit my job in 2023 to be home with my kids. money got tight. 7 months ago in january, i set a goal to make an extra $500/month from side hustles and i remember how scary that felt. that number feels silly to me now, but it felt huge back then! i think if i aimed for anything higher, i would have psyched myself out and never started this journey. i’ve been consistently earning four figures for the past 3 months and it feels really good to be able to contribute financially without having to go

194 days in. i’ve been in the trenches of motherhood and rewiring my brain and improving my habits but i feel like i’m finally getting back on track!! i felt myself coming back online this morning and it literally made me cry lol thanks for keeping me accountable 😙 ☞ starting balance (jan 6): $18,040 ☞ current balance (jul 19): $9,629 follow = 10 cents like = 1 cent comment/share/save = 5 cents

I made you a free side hustle guide (link in bio) like, comment, save, and follow to help increase my next debt payment 💙 i started this year with $18k of debt and $0 of income. naturally, i started way too many side hustles at once to try to pay it off as quickly as possible (10/10 do not recommend btw). one of the first things i tried was mystery shopping. i made $65 from 6 assignments, but between scheduling, driving, shopping, and writing reports, it took at least 12 hours which works out to

you can make money selling products you never have to touch, pack, or ship. welcome to day 182 of paying off debt (as a stay-at-home mom) without a traditional income 🙃 starting my side hustle journey has helped me pay down our debt by $7,776.28. only $10,264.21 left to pay off before december! with print-on-demand, I get to be creative, design my own stuff, and I don’t have to leave the house to do it 😅 here’s how to get your first product listed: 1. design your artwork (I used @canva) 2. crea

content creation is helping me pay off debt this year so staying consistent isn't optional for me. but after 9 hours with my kids… i'm mentally spent 🥲 sitting down to figure out what to post feels impossible some nights. stanley has become my social media assistant. it knows my voice, my story, and generates ideas for me when i'm running on empty. i'm not scrambling like i used to. the features i love the most: - helps me draft captions in my voice so i can publish content faster - tracks my gr

my target balance to hit by 7/4 was $10,716.81 so we’re currently ahead! thank you for watching my videos and engaging with them. i read every comment & DM and they each contribute to my debt payoff 🥹 can’t wait to tell my husband that his student loans are paid off in just a few more weeks!! starting balance (jan 6): $18,040 current balance (jun 30): $10,526.81 here’s how we’re budgeting for july family of 4 | $4,800 monthly income 🏠 mortgage: $2,222 💡 utilities: $300 🥑 groceries: $650 ⛽️ gas:

thank you for being here!!! starting balance (jan 6): $18,040 current balance (jun 28): $11,176.81 target balance for end of week 26: $10,716.81 remaining debt: andrew’s school loans: $3,507.97 → $3,3026.60 boa cc: $1,000 → $650.21 (no interest) citi cc: $8,006.48 → $7,500 (no interest)

#ad I filed for an LLC this month. here's why: - I want to keep my personal finances separate from the money I make through content creation - I want to protect my family's assets (our home & savings) in case anything with content goes south - I want to be more organized - I want brands to take me seriously I'm still figuring it out. I don't have all the answers yet and I'm very much in the middle of the process but I wanted to make sure I documented this part. @ZenBusiness Velo® helped me unde

I used to think upgrading my workspace was something I'd do "eventually.." i.e. after we paid off debt. but I was spending 4+ hours a night on a hard acrylic chair and constantly complaining about my back pain 🫠💀 thank you @sihoo__official for sending me this much-needed upgrade :) it's made my late nights so much more sustainable. we're saving everywhere we can right now, but your wellness isn't where you cut corners. that's something I'm still learning. use code IGLANA to save some 💸 I'm sitti