Do You Feel Anxious When You Think About Your Finances and Debt? 5 Simple Tips to Overcome Money Stress This Year for Busy Christian Moms

Hello!  

We are going to talk about finances these next few weeks.

During the global pandemic, many people lost their  jobs and their peace of mind overnight. And now we’re more nervous than ever about our financial future. In fact, just over half of Americans admit to feeling somewhat anxious over their personal finances.

It will take time to feel confident about money again—and that’s okay. What happened was scary and real but the good news is, you don’t have to wait for the rest of the world to get it together before you get your money in order. There are practical ways to recover a sense of freedom and power in your financial future.

The state of your personal finances has a direct impact on the state of your mental health. You can’t feel safe when you’re indebted to a bank and can’t plan for your future. 

Im here to tell you-there is hope. With the right plan, you can take control of your money and create a life that lets you sleep sound at night. It won’t be easy, but it’ll be worth it.

Here are _5_ tips for overcoming money stress.

1. Evaluate your relationship with money.

2. Work together with your spouse

3. Tune out media

4. Never, ever take on debt.

5. Live on a budget.

   Money stress is real. It’s scary. Do you have to be a slave to your spending habits? No. Are you going to allow your debt to keep you from the life you thought you’d have by now? I sure hope not.

   Money stress is not your destiny. You get to decide to leave your money mistakes in the past and start a new chapter. Remember you are worth being well in all areas of life—including your finances.  

    

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See you next week!

Monica