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Salary not yet entered But expenses are waiting at the door. 🥹💸

Growing up to know...

Money does not run out because it is only extravagant.

But it runs out of "living expenses" every day. 🥲

1. The money is not yet in, but the bill is fast.

* Room charge

* Travel expenses

* Phone charge

* Eating cost

* Oil cost

Some months haven't got the money yet. I think I'll be enough. 😭

2. Small expenses combined are very cruel.

A cup of coffee. 🍵

Fussy food 🍟

Shipping cost 🚗

Apply for various apps 📱

When paying like not a lot

But the end of the month is a shock.

3. Many working people are not "without money."

But just "no money left."

Can find it

But expenses keep up. 💭

4. Start to grow = Start to understand the word rare money

In the past, wanting anything, wanting to buy

Now see the price, think before 3 rounds. 😂

5. What really helps

✨ write down every day.

✨ Separate use money / storage money

✨ Reduce purchases because of mood.

✨ raise more money from small extra work.

Maybe we're not good at spending money.

Just "living expenses." It's getting more expensive every day.

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