Personal Finance Tools

Lol sorry for the boring title...

We are moving into the next phase of content, which will be centered around financial abundance and aligning your mindset with your bank account. In addition to mental hacks, we will be providing you with Allison Ziggy templates and workbooks to track your financial goals!

I have some pretty baller announcements to make in the next few months around what I personally have been able to accomplish, and I am so excited to share with you the methods that took me from my lowest point to financial freedom in a very short amount of time! 

For now, here are a few quick tricks you can use to feel more financially abundant right now:

Take Solid Inventory of Your Finances

As someone who is obsessed with visual progress, I basically made increasing my net worth a game that I track every single month. I love to keep the old data to show myself snap shots of the progress I made, as well as to take the time to appreciate just how far I have come. Even when I was broke, it gave me purpose to build my empire back up. When you know what you're working with, you know what needs to be improved upon. 

Set Crazy Goals

While it is important to know where you are at, you need to also know where you are headed. I set some pretty outrageous financial goals last year with no way of reaching them, but by putting the intention out there, the new sources of income found me, and now those dreams are well within reach. When you actively work towards something, it is only a matter of time before you are able to accomplish it. 

Tip / Donate Generously 

I love to anonymously donate or tip generously just because. It feels so good to imagine how positively that money impacts someone's mood/life (however temporarily!), especially when it is unexpected. I definitely shifted my spending from product to service based in 2020, and it feels good to put a face to the person you are positively impacting through a purchase. I also set a minimum threshold for donations every month to make sure at least a portion of my money is contributing to a cause I support. 

xoxo,

Allison