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being good with money isn't about saying no to everything it's choosing it's choosing what you want to spend your money on on purpose you have a finite amount that's not a limitation that's the whole point it means every single dollar you have has a purpose monarch's sankey chart is what was the wow factor for me it shows you your biggest spend savings $15,489.63 (54.18%) by category & group last 30 days 54.2% savings rate income $28,591.00 (100%) total income $13,101.37 total expenses $15,489.63 total net income housing $3,515.29 (12.3%) lifestyle $2,531.88 (8.86%) food & dining $2,130.96 (7.45%) auto & transport $1,942.31 (6.79%) shopping $1,638.86 (5.73%) bills & utilities $1,191.62 (4.17%) health & wellness $150.45 (0.53%) mortgage $2,850.00 (21.75%) home improvement $2,508.00 (5.08%) travel & vacation $2,187.89 (16.7%) pets $180.50 (1.38%) entertainment & recreation $163.49 (1.25%) restaurants & bars $146.22 (1.12%) coffee shops $10.38 (0.08%) auto maintenance $1,217.69 (9.29%) gas $591.38 (4.51%) taxi & ride share $133.24 (1.02%) shopping once you start seeing your mindset will shift from money feeling restrictive to money feeling abundant $300 on equinox a month or $300 on random target runs neither is wrong the difference is that one you're choosing on and the other one just happens i'm a 29 year old living in new york city and getting clear on this is what has actually allowed me to build the life i want to live thing that really made it click for me was seeing where my money flows once you see it you can reallocate towards the things you want to spend your money on no more of the where did my money go