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elieve it or not, we all expe-
rience low bank accounts,
and low moods, some days.
This can be really really difficult,
especially during the hyped-up,
over-socialized holiday season.
The days when we look at our bank
account and want to cry because
it’s lower than we want or need
it to be can be truly devastating.
And the days when I looked into
mine and felt the racing heart and
sweaty palms of an outright pan-
ic attack will never be far enough
away that I will forget that feeling.
So, how do we feel abundant
when our bank accounts outright
SUCK?!?
How do we manifest abundance
of ANY KIND when we want to
throw ourselves off of a cliff, out of
a window, or into the nearest min-
imum-wage paying job just so we
can get ahead?
It’s easier than you think. But it
doesn’t have to be all unicorns
and fluffy kittens and glitter-bomb
rainbows. In fact, it doesn’t even
require any badass super-powers.
It only requires yourself.
The first thing to do is to truly
READ your account statements,
or your spending and receiving
ledger. If you aren’t keeping track
of these things, now is the time to
start. At the end of each day, make
a quick note in a checkbook ledger
or a small notebook, or if you’re all
fancy-like, an excel document. Just
jot down everything that you spent
on what it was for ($6 for conve-
nience store coffee and a cookie?
Check! $12 for new nail polish?
Check!) This is ALSO the place to
add in every penny you receive
(nickel on the sidewalk! Check!
Penny in my coat pocket! Check!)
And, in the back or on a separate
column, every non-currency thing
your receive. For example, when
someone at school came to check
on me after an absence the other
day, I wrote it down every single