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![One of the simplest money habits we use in our house has nothing to do with budgets or spreadsheets.
When my kids want to spend their allowance, I don’t say no. I ask one question:
“That’s [time period] of allowance. Is it worth it?”
For example: “That toy is $20. That’s two weeks of allowance. Is it worth it?”
I started asking myself the same thing, and it completely changed my spending habits. Once you frame the cost of something into the number of hours you need to work to pay for it, your money mindset shifts fast.
If you’re trying to be more aware of your spending or save money without feeling restricted, this question is a game changer.
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Hi, I’m Robin 👋 I encourage moms to live simply, declutter with intention, shop mindfully, and find joy in everyday adventures. If you believe in buying less, buying better, and prioritizing experiences over stuff, let’s be friends.
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