Working on a tight budget for many is a sense of reality in our society today. It's becoming more of a global situation every day. My husband is on disability and when I started SFI I was working for minimum wage..$7.25/hr; I recently lost my job in which I was only making $8/hr.
My husband and I sat down and had a long talk about what we were going to do regarding finances. We have decided that we will pinch on food budget and eat very cheaply. We also contacted several creditors and made payment arrangements on some of our bills and even lowered some payments. Any extra money we do get from friends or little things we do will be put aside to invest in my SFI.
I used to have my own commercial business and was constantly pumping serval $1,000's into it every month. I figure if I can get away with $50-75 in this business and build it (even if it is slow) then that's what I have to do. I have set a SO for 125 TCredits and S-Builder and usually pick up some other TCredits during the month; I am starting to get PSA's coming slowly plus the 250 CSA I have received for being EA or BTL. I have about 8 active people so far (no PSA's) and so I can see my business growing as long as I can manage to keep my status!
Keep thinking positive and success will be yours. It all boils down to what you want and how badly or how much you believe in it!
To your success!
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Working on a tight budget for many is a sense of reality in our society today. It's becoming more of a global situation every day. My husband is on disability and when I started SFI I was working for minimum wage..$7.25/hr; I recently lost my job in which I was only making $8/hr.
My husband and I sat down and had a long talk about what we were going to do regarding finances. We have decided that we will pinch on food budget and eat very cheaply. We also contacted several creditors and
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