Now that my husband and I

Now that my husband and I have separated our social media income finances, finances, we are paying ourselves $6,000 a month from our social media income. That means I can update my monthly budget plan in my budget spreadsheet. Show you what that looks like. My spreadsheet works in a very simple, it's very simple, it's just what I've been using for the past few years. But on the first page, there's the monthly budget goals, your planned income, your planned expenses. Get everything down to zero. Variable income, this page almost never reflected what my actual budget because I was going to earn from social media and from tutoring, every single month. But now I can put Lauren social media at 3,000 and Hector social media at 3,000. And I can drop my tutoring down to 1,000 a month. What my full look like right now, to be pretty consistent with the summer. Don't pick up a consistent fall tutoring schedule, my income from that will be low if not zero. Consistent 6,000 from social media. I need to for taxes, which is gonna be 15 dollars or so per month. For all of my untaxed. 1099 self employed. And then I still have $500* left over to so I am going to put $100 in my kid's budget more money on them. And since my current priority finance wise is to pay off my vehicle by the year, that extra 400 and put it as my debt minimum payment. My spreadsheet, my fixed monthly bills are 25% of my income, my variable expenses are 25% of my income, my savings is 37% of my income, payoff is 14%. It is the so now I how much I month of July can decide what my August budget is going to be for next month.