Brie Sodano – Find Your Bleed
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Brie Sodano – Find Your Bleed
Do you suffer from Disappearing Money Syndrome?
Disappearing Money Syndrome is the phenomenon where the money you should have left to save — disappears. It leaves you wondering where your cash went or how the credit card bills creep up a little more each month.
Disappearing Money Syndrome is a tricky problem because there isn’t just one major purchase that causes the ‘bleed’.
The bleed is the result of a thousand tiny little leaks. This is the exact reason why budgets don’t work to control spending.
But, wait! Before you get your torches and pitchforks ready, let me explain.
When it comes to controlling cash flow, the real problem is our behaviors and habits.
Budgets fail because they are ONLY a plan for the money, not the human executing the plan.
It’s time to compare a budget approach to a behavior approach. The problem: Jane spends $1200 a month on groceries. This is $400 more than her budget allows.If Jane were to use a Budget Approach, the solution seems simple enough.
“Spend less money at the store, Jane!”
This leaves her wondering where she is going wrong. It becomes embarrassing and a bone of contention with her husband. She knows it should be easy, and she can stick to the budget for a few weeks, but then the bleed creeps back.
If Jane were to use a Behavior Approach, she would change the habit that causes the bleed. Let’s examine her habits.
First, let’s see how often she is shopping. Jane has an average of three grocery store transactions per week. One looks like the main shopping trip for the week, but she also makes two smaller trips for things that she forgot.
During Jane’s main shopping trip, she went to the store for the week and stuck to her budget of $200. But Jane forgot taco shells and sent her spouse to the store.
He spent an extra $46. (Those were some expensive taco shells, John!) Then, Jane realized she was out of shampoo. She went to the store and left with $29 of goods.
But what if Jane changes the behaviors that cause the problem?
Habit Change No. 1:
Jane decides to only shop once per week. If she forgets something, she will make do with what she’s got.
Habit Change No. 2:
Jane is not perfect. She recognizes that she is a busy mom. She takes care of all the household inventory along with everything else for her family. Jane realizes there are too many balls in the air.
THIS IS WHY I DEVELOPED FIND YOUR BLEED.
It’s a four section course that you can complete in as little as two hours. It teaches you how to look at your transactions and where you can saving money now.
Originally, I valued this course at $997 because it’s the same work I’ve done one-on-one with clients in my office. But I can’t reach as many people as I need to if I don’t change my approach to teaching.
That’s why I’m offering a do-it-yourself approach you can today, for only $27. (That’s less than a tank of gas or an impulse buy at your favorite big box store.)
Budgets make bad habits worse.
The focus on ‘saving money’ actually causes the habits that cost more. The retailers know this.
They have you so distracted with the idea of “saving” that the spending goes unnoticed.
This means that you focus on buying cheaper stuff, which generally leads to more shopping. More shopping leads to more spending of time and money in stores.
Bleeding money is a common problem, but it’s not your fault.
The bleed isn’t the result of you being irresponsible, bad at money, or frivolous. Most of the time, a bleed is the result of being busy. When life is busy, it is easy to forget something or to find the time to plan. This is why we end up at the store for one little thing, but end up spending $36.
The trap of busy, broke, and exhausted.
Retailers have spent decades, and billions of dollars, to train you to believe these four lies.
- You can save money or earn cash while shopping.
- Being Frugal saves money.
- Buying convenience items saves time.
- You have to sacrifice to get ahead.
Let’s take a moment and bust those myths.
MYTH ONE: YOU CAN SAVE MONEY OR EARN CASH BACK AT STORES
You cannot save money at stores. Earning cash back, or other discounts, complicates the transaction to distract from the spending.
Retailers spend billions of dollars each year researching what makes you buy MORE AND MORE stuff. What they found is the idea of saving money helps you to spend more. They use language like “save” and “earn” to trick your brain.
They use discount sales and scarcity to encourage shopping as often as possible.
MYTH TWO: BEING FRUGAL SAVES YOU MONEY.
Let me tell you something, frugality is for suckers.
We are told being frugal is a virtue. In reality, being frugal wastes a ton of time and effort. Meanwhile, you’re exposed to advertising that manipulates your desires.
Here’s an example:
I had a client who was going grocery shopping three times per week in the name of “saving money”. She was going to the discount grocery store for the kid’s school snacks. Then she’d stop at the local meat market (because they have good sales). And, finally, she’d head over to the local supermarket for produce and toiletries.
When I compared her total grocery bill to that of clients who weren’t OBSESSED WITH GETTING THE BEST PRICE… she was spending way more! $75 per week more than other clients with the same size family. Plus, she was wasting her precious time, and adding extra stress to her week.
The idea of always getting the best price encourages more and more shopping. We expose ourselves to more items and advertising. We increase the desires we have and feel less satisfied with the purchase.
MYTH THREE: BUYING CONVENIENCE ITEMS SAVES TIME.
I’m going to let you in on a secret. Time and energy management are critical to financial success. A client and I discovered this while reviewing her transactions.
The client was spending $12 per day on lunch at a deli near her office. The lunch wasn’t delicious or healthy. Why? Because she didn’t have time to bring lunch. I call BS.
I convinced her to time it. It took longer to leave work and wait in line and pay than it did to pack lunch by 25 minutes per day. Buying lunch was costing $60 and 2 hours extra. Plus, it was leaving her tired for the rest of the day (carb overload), while her waist was ever expanding. Then, there was the stress to get back before lunch was over.
The vacation she wanted was about the same cost as the deli sandwiches. Guess which one she chose?
MYTH FOUR: YOU HAVE TO SACRIFICE TO GET AHEAD.
No effin’ way. I have learned the opposite. Feeling deprived causes rebellion spending. I see it time and time again.
When you bleed money in little dribs and drabs all over the place, it messes with your perception of the problem. Many people are terrified I am going to tell them to sacrifice their yoga classes or date nights to the “good with money” Gods.
Here’s the truth. When we get rid of all the tiny bleeds and streamline the household spending, we have room for what is important to us.
I was selling investments and was encountering the same problems over and over again. A client tells me they want to invest, but have a massive credit card problem sucking up their money.
Another client wants to save for their kids college, but is still paying on their student loans.
And yet another client wants to have money in retirement, but can’t seem to save any money.
On paper, my clients made enough money to be able to save, go on vacations, and make home upgrades. But in real life, they were out of money every single month. This problem persisted regardless of their profession, family situation, or income level.
These were all smart people, who are successful in all aspects of life, except money. They knew they wanted to be making progress in their financial lives. They are people who work hard, take good care of their families, and are generally responsible adult humans.
I became curious and wanted to know more.
Why are smart and amazing people so freakin’ broke?
I ed working with my clients to stop the bleed in their cash flow.
After working with hundreds of people, I realized that everything we’ve been taught about frugality and saving money is total and complete bull$hit. Researching my clients spending habits lead me to some key realizations about what it takes to have control over the cash in your life.
Before I could stop the bleed, I had to know exactly where the money was going.Through our work together, I developed the process I call Find Your Bleed.
The habits I teach in Find Your Bleed save thousands for families just like yours every single year.
Find Your Bleed will teach you how to:
SET-UP AN EASY ONLINE MONEY TRACKING SYSTEM
Using free software that’s already available to you, I’ll teach you how to set-up and categorize your expenses. These make it easier to track and check spending.
This is the MAGIC!!!!
EVALUATE YOUR SPENDING
In this section, I’m going to walk you step-by-step through easy wins you can make with your money right now. We’ll look at some of your current bills and monthly payments to see where you can eliminate waste in your spending and saving money along the way.
Time and money go hand-in-hand. If we increase our efficiency in making purchases, in the long run, you’re going to save money. I’ll make simple suggestions you can implementing today, so you can break the busy, broke, and exhausted cycle.
We’ll look at your spending and see what expenses are bringing you joy, and which ones aren’t. This lesson very often has the biggest impact on many of my students. This is when you realize that throw pillow for the couch or that impulse purchase from the ‘Home Decor’ sales end cap were just that, impulse purchases.
Is Find Your Bleed for me?
- You get a statement and initially think your identity has been stolen only to realize you did this to yourself.
- You are out of money but feel like you didn’t buy extravagant things.
- You are in a cycle of Busy, Broke & Exhausted and are ready for a change.
- You should be able to save money, but can’t seem to do it.
FIND YOUR BLEED COURSE DETAILS
Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: Tracking Your Money
- What to look for when tracking your money.
- How to shift from trying to save to seeing habits and spending patterns.
- How to make the most of your tracking efforts.
Module 3: Eliminate Waste
- Where to find the “waste” in your home and transactions.
- What to eliminate to make the biggest impact to the bottom line.
Module 4: Evaluate Habits
- Find out how much inefficiencies are costing you.
- Implement shopping systems to save money.
- Learn how marketers trick you into spending.
Module 5: Low-Joy Purchase
- How to identify low-joy purchases in your transactions.
- Find what triggers your low-joy spending.
- How to replace your low-joy spending habits with options that don’t suck.
Your Instructor
Brie Sodano began her career as a financial advisor for Edward Jones, one of the largest and most respected investment firms in America, and recently founded her own financial planning firm, From Sheep to Shark.
“I like to work with ladies who want to be sharks,” Brie says, describing clients as women who aspire to succeed financially by overcoming barriers they encounter in the workplace, sometimes in personal or family relationships, and often when trying to balancing the demands of time and money.
A “shark,” Brie explains, is a woman who “wants money to work for her, knows it is possible, and is open to learning how!”
Brie helps clients learn to accurately assess beliefs about money that affect the way they behave, how to identify and implement solutions to the “disappearing money syndrome,” how to get actions to align with goals, and how to embrace habits that build wealth.
Her successful strategies for transforming From Sheep to Shark come from personal experience.
Course Curriculum
- Welcome to Find Your Bleed (5:01)
- Join the Private Facebook Group
- Find Your Bleed Course Workbook
- Why Track Your Money? (2:14)
- Overview of The Invisible System (5:18)
- How to Track Your Expenses Using Mint (8:31)
- Categorizing Your Expenses (1:24)
- How to Determine Your Net Worth (2:32)
- Eliminate Waste (14:24)
- How to Find Your Bleed (5:39)
- Building Systems to Break the Busy, Broke and Exhausted Cycle (17:39)
- Low-Joy Purchases (10:30)
- The Fix (10:40)
- Congratulations! (3:54)
- The 3 Invisible Obstacles We Face With Our Money (33:06)
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