Lesson 46: Baby Steps; Lesson 47: Always Truthful

46:"This week I want you to spend no more than three to five minutes simply brainstorming what steps you could take to go beyond just the toe in the water of Checking In with your Numbers."

 I'm setting a timer:

 I currently know the balances on my accounts.
I could see how much dent I'm making on my credit cards with the minimum payment
I could add $10/mo to each one to make more of a dent
I know my checking account.
I could set up another savings account
Sometimes I like to tithe. I could tithe 5% to start.
I need to look at my traffic ticket again and get an idea what's going on there
I am paying taxes. I was thinking I could chunk out how much I need to pay per day, but sometimes that distresses me. 
I could come up with a different system of divying my finances.
That sounds and feels lame.
I could look into a retirement
I could look into some investments
I can look into ways my money can work for me
I can look into other income streams again.
I have added an income stream and it goes directly to another account so it isn't in my regular checking. That's a plus. 
I feel like I function well when I have one main thing I'm gathering money for at a time. That's a success point. That feels really good, and it is true. Let me spin off that for a bit. 

 5 minutes done.

 47: As I re-read my list that I wrote yesterday, I felt some tightness in my throat, stimulation in my solar plexus, a little sensation of lowness or being drug downward when I got to the part of my ticket. I feel lighter when I read the last item.

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