No. 4 Read 30 books

Clearly I’ve already read 30 books in my lifetime, but I wanted to be a little more intentional about reading books. Books 📚 1) Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements (Charlene Carruthers) finished on July 12 2020 2) How to be an antiracist (Ibram X. Kendi) finished on August 10 2020Continue reading “No. 4 Read 30 books”

Q2 2021 Accountability Check

2021 Financial Goals #1) 10% net worth growth- Currently at a 23% net growth! ✅#2) Create and monitor a monthly budget- I finally sat down and made a rough budget, and consistently recorded what a spend in a month. Some hiccups and bigger unplanned pet expenses but overall trending to have a more realistic budget forContinue reading “Q2 2021 Accountability Check”

No. 16 Learn something (that isn’t for work)

RE 175- Real Estate Financing Saddleback Community College Feb- April 2021 Might not have been the most flashy “learn something” I could have done, but a short while after I turn 30 I’m hoping that purchasing a home is in my near future and I’ve been recently more aware of how little I actually knowContinue reading “No. 16 Learn something (that isn’t for work)”

Q1 2021 Accountability Check

2021 Financial Goals #1) 10% net worth growth- Going to give out 2 numbers here since there is some explaining to do. As of March 31st my total net worth increase is 11.8%, however if I am counting ONLY my actual growth and excluding the money my amazing mom is chipping in to help me withContinue reading “Q1 2021 Accountability Check”

No. 7 Go to therapy

September 2017 Costa Mesa, CA Why is there always such a negative association with people needing, wanting or going to therapy? I don’t know. But when not going turns into unloading (exploding) on our family and friends with moments (outbursts) of emotion that are catastrophic in size and sometimes volume, is that really the bestContinue reading “No. 7 Go to therapy”

No. 2 Become a “regular”

Everbarre 2019-2020 Irvine, CA This one depends highly on what you consider to be the definition of a “regular”. For my 30 before 30 it meant attending a class often enough that the instructor knew my name enough to also recognize when I hadn’t been in a while. One of the Bests introduced me toContinue reading “No. 2 Become a “regular””