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Can You Make It As A Single Mom?
Yes!
If you're new to this single mom thing, you may be in a state of shock, waking up one day and wondering if you can make it as a single mom. What does it mean to you, to make it? How you define "making it" can affect how you will make it. Everything that your former partner did and earned may be out of the picture now. It's all up to you now. It's a responsibility. It feels like a burden. It can feel like a nightmare that you can't wake up from.
Regardless, for the sake of your children and yourself, you've got to do two things: 1) Figure out where you are now (financially and emotionally) and 2) Figure out where you'll be in the next five years. You'll have a better chance at success by making some plans and some goals. If you need some help or just an ear, reach out to me. Single Mom Life is about you and me and making things work.
Newest Articles Inside - by Lyric Anders
Quick Cleaning Hacks
Financial Freedom For Kids ~ Basic Blueprint
Financial Freedom For Kids ~ Basic Blueprint
It’s game-time, moms! We know you don’t wake up in the morning and look forward to scrubbing the toilet, scraping dried food off of last night’s dishes, cleaning toothpaste out of the sinks... READ ON...
Financial Freedom For Kids ~ Basic Blueprint
Financial Freedom For Kids ~ Basic Blueprint
Financial Freedom For Kids ~ Basic Blueprint
I discovered that I had very little financial intelligence. If you haven’t yet read that one, you might want to hop over and read it first. I promise you’ll better understand the content in this article if you read the precursor. READ ON...
Stress And Managing It
Stress And Managing It
Stress And Managing It
Whether you’re single, married, struggling, or happy, you know what it feels like to be stressed out. It’s not a fun place to live, let alone visit. You probably know firsthand what triggers your own stress... READ ON...
Create A Routine
Stress And Managing It
Stress And Managing It
It’s Thursday morning. Your kids didn’t get out of bed when you woke them up. They didn’t have time for breakfast. Jay lost his socks and Anabelle can’t find her homework, toothbrush, or her glasses. . READ ON...