My Financial Journey
Money talk isn’t always easy—but it’s real, and it's necessary. When people ask me, “Where does your income come from?” , I proudly say I earn through my own business and from rental income. These two streams didn’t just fall into my lap—I worked for them. I took risks, made mistakes, learned, and I’m still learning every single day. Living Independently Since 18 I became financially independent earlier than most. At 18, I started living in my own tiny home (a gift from my parents), but independence meant paying for everything on my own. Utilities? Mine. Groceries and daily food? Mine. Personal expenses? That’s me. Even small joys and family bonding moments—I budget for those too. On top of that, I’ve been reinvesting in my business and venturing into property investments. Sometimes, unexpected expenses creep in, and they don’t exactly ask if it's a “good time.” Spoiler alert: It’s never a good time, but we adjust. My SMART Financial Goals Like any goal worth chasin...