An 90-day run just be so personal. I've already so far this year, I've been on two 90-day runs. I have nothing but good things to say about it. The discipline that you get from locking in for 90 days straight and just stacking. It's another 90-day run. I'm probably gonna be able to get like one more in before the year's out. But the advice that I try to offer anybody who's wanting to go on a 90-day run or who just don't know how to start. You gotta go into it not looking to be perfect. You're not gonna be rich when you come out of that 90-day run, but I think it's the skills and the discipline and like that money mindset that you get from going into the 90-day run. See, because it already takes 30 days to make a break a habit. The locking in for them 30 days, you actually gonna start to feel it. And it's gonna seem kind of fun. You gonna watch your little stack, be like, hold up now. But the challenge is getting closer to the 90 days and then coming up out of the 90 days and not spending everything that you stacked. Personally, I found that going back into that 90-day run, like doing it on a consistent basis is what keeps me, you know, overly locked in. The money has just become a lifestyle. Like I feel uncomfortable when I'm not stacking money. A lot of us could save a lot more money than what we're doing. But our habits are our are cravings, our greed, it just overconsuming us. The shopping, let me tell you something, consumerism. They got us in a chokehold. Baby, if they didn't do nothing else, they did they big one on that consumerism aspect. The shopping, you gotta sell here and there, something that you ain't even thought about in a month, so you be having a 70% off, whole store, 70 to 90% off. Now suddenly you got to have everything in its its such a like a thing that you really gotta get a hold of, that discipline got to go so crazy. Because it already takes 30 days to make a break a habit. The locking in for them 30 days, you actually gonna start to feel it. And it's gonna seem kind of fun. You gonna watch your little stack, be like, hold up now. But the challenge is getting closer to the 90 days and then coming up out of the 90 days and not spending everything that you stacked. Personally, I found that going back into that 90-day run, like doing it on a consistent basis is what keeps me, you know, overly locked in. The money has just become a lifestyle. Like I feel uncomfortable when I'm not stacking money. A lot of us could save a lot more money than what we're doing. But our habits are our are cravings, our greed, it just overconsuming us. The shopping, let me tell you something, consumerism. They got us in a chokehold. Baby, if they didn't do nothing else, they did they big one on that consumerism aspect. The shopping, you gotta sell here and there, something that you ain't even thought about in a month, so you be having a 70% off, whole store, 70 to 90% off. Now suddenly you got to have everything in its its such a like a thing that you really gotta get a hold of, that discipline got to go so crazy.
