Turn down the noise
First, let’s turn down the noise.
There is a lot of money advice out there. I don’t want to add to the feeling that you should already have everything figured out. We can start with what is in front of you.
ALICIA INVESTS / FOR MONEY THAT FEELS STRETCHED
Know where your money goes. Choose your next move.
I’m Alicia. If the bills get paid but you still wonder where your money went, let’s make the costs visible and find one clear next step.
A practical 12-chapter guide in PDF and editable Word, a 16-tab workbook for Excel or Google Sheets, and scripts, checklists and printable tools. The complete collection is $27, one payment.
Try the free tools first. No account or email needed. Or take the two-minute money check-up
Let’s start where you are.
The cover of the Playbook.
There’s no shame and no rush here. We’ll take it one decision at a time.
A LITTLE CONVERSATION
Come sit with me for a moment.
Before we get to everything in the pack, this is how I’d like us to approach it.
One clear step is enough to begin.
Know your numbers
Then we’ll look at your numbers.
We’ll put a few real costs on the page. No guessing what everybody else is doing. Just your money, your priorities and one decision you want to understand better.
Build your rhythm
And find a rhythm you can keep.
Maybe that’s a ten-minute check-in on Sunday, or one question you finally ask your card company. Small, repeatable steps are the kind of progress I want the book and tools to help you make.
A free two-minute check-up
Where are you right now?
Eight quick questions. There are no wrong answers, and nothing you choose leaves this page. At the end you get a short plan and the chapters to start with.
What you’ll get
- Where you are right now
- Three next steps
- Chapters to start with
- Your first chapter, opened for you
What you get
A year of real decisions, worked through.
Each chapter takes one ordinary money decision and works it through: why it matters, what it costs, what to say and what to do next. Then you bring it back to your own numbers in the workbook.
The Playbook
Twelve months, twelve decisions.
Twelve connected chapters, from recurring costs to first investments. Every chapter includes a worked situation, Alicia’s reasoning, the math, a toolkit of tips, setups and scripts, and a version for your situation.
12 chapters / PDF + Word
The Workbook
Your numbers, worked out for you.
The 16-tab workbook, for Excel or Google Sheets, brings together calculators, planning pages, an automatic Debt Schedule, a Dashboard and an Annual Review. Enter your own numbers in the yellow input cells.
Excel + Google Sheets
Scripts + practical tools
What to say and what to do next.
76 reusable scripts from the chapters, twelve monthly checklists and twelve decision guides, with printable pages for your weekly and yearly routines.
Scripts, checklists, decision guides
INSIDE EVERY CHAPTER
A worked decision / The reasoning / The math / Words to use / Your next step
Your collection, at a glance
PDF + editable Word book / 16-tab workbook for Excel and Google Sheets / printable companions / six phone wallpapers
The Quiet Wealth Playbook
The full twelve-chapter practical guide, with worked examples, explanations, calculations and next steps. PDF and editable Word editions.
The Quiet Wealth Workbook
16 tabs for Excel or Google Sheets, including calculators, a Dashboard, the 30-Day Plan, 52-Week Tracker and Annual Review.
Monthly Checklist Pack
Twelve one-page checklists drawn from the chapters, with space for your next action.
The Scripts Library
76 scripts drawn from the twelve chapters for bills, cancellations, debt, raises, rent and everyday conversations.
Decision Guides
Twelve one-page decision guides from the chapters, with yes and no routes to a next action.
52-Week Tracker
A ten-minute weekly check-in for the whole year.
Quick Start Guide
What to do in your first seven days.
- Bonus
Money Date Kit
A monthly money meeting for couples and families.
- Bonus
Annual Money Review
Close out the year and plan the next.
- Bonus
Phone Wallpapers
Six illustrated lock screens of Alicia with her money rules.
- Bonus
Reset Kit
A seven-step reset for when your routine slips, with No Longer Worth It prompts.
If you already watch my videos, what does the book add?
The book puts the explanation beside worked numbers, usable scripts and a checklist. You can keep the pages open while making your own decision.
- The channelThe pack
- A lower card rateUnderstand why it can be worth asking.Follow Jess through the call, the words she uses and what she does next in Chapter 5.
- A car that breaks downLook beyond the monthly payment.Sit with the repair, lease and replacement choices in Chapter 7. See why the smallest payment is not the whole answer.
- An ordinary paydayLearn the idea of a money routine.Follow the accounts, timing and everyday complications of putting a system into practice in Chapter 3.
- A year, not one decisionExplore one topic at a time.Follow the same two worked examples as earlier choices meet the next month’s surprises, so you can see how one decision shapes the next.
- An idea you can checkStart with the explanation in a video.Every chapter lists its sources with dates, and a “Since this video” note shows what has changed since the video came out.
The complete collection
Regular price $37 $27 launch price
One payment. All eleven resources in PDF, Word, Excel and Google Sheets.
FROM A CHARGE TO A CHOICE
See what one decision looks like.
A phone plan is familiar. The useful part is learning how to work through the choice, and what to do with the answer.
Read the reasoning.
Chapter 2 helps you review the charges you stopped noticing. Keep what earns its place. Compare what could cost less. Check the terms before you cancel.
Read the chapter excerpt →Make the difference visible.
This is the No Longer Worth It tab from the workbook. Its starter phone plan compares $85 with $35: a modeled $50 a month, or $600 across a year.
See the workbook tab ↗Try a different choice.
Illustrative comparison. Twelve unchanged monthly payments; excludes switching fees. A result is not money saved until the payment actually changes. Your inputs stay on this page.
Use the free Leak Hunt with more costs →FROM THE BOOK
Read the first chapter.
Chapter 1 starts with what you already own and what it keeps costing you, then moves on to getting every debt onto one page. Read the opening pages before you decide.
Read the chapter excerptAn excerpt from Chapter 1, shown as easy reading text. The designed page layout is in the book files.
How the worked examples are used
Jess and Tanya are composite characters. Their stories draw on real situations people have shared, with names and details changed. They teach the approach and are not customer testimonials or promises of results.
The examples show how the reasoning changes with different circumstances. Your own numbers belong in the workbook.
EVERYTHING COSTS TWICE
“I’m paying rent for my ex’s couch.”
Jess, Chapter 1 · composite teaching character
Read the first few paragraphs
There's a moment I watch happen to almost everyone who gets serious about money. They stop looking at their bank account for the answer and start looking around the room they are sitting in.
Most of us were taught that money leaves when we buy something. You pay, the receipt prints, the transaction is over. That's only half the story. Everything you own keeps charging you after you bring it home. It takes up space you pay rent on. It needs cleaning, fixing, insuring, storing and eventually throwing away. And every dollar sitting inside it is a dollar that is not growing anywhere else.
Everything you own costs money twice: once when you buy it, and again for as long as you keep it.
LET’S OPEN THE CHAPTERS
A year of decisions. One chapter at a time.
Pick a chapter that catches your eye. I’ll show you the question we’ll work through together.
Chapter 01 of 12
Everything Costs Twice
What are the things you already own still costing you? Price your space, run the replacement test, and get every debt onto one page.
ONE USEFUL FIRST STEP
List three things you would not buy again.
In the kit: Costs Twice; Net Worth
There is a place to begin, wherever you are.
MAKE A LITTLE ROOM FOR YOUR LIFE
What feels closest to your situation?
The main worked examples follow tight budgets. Each chapter also adapts that month for higher earners, couples and families, readers 50 and over, and irregular incomes, and the calculators use your own numbers.
Your situation can change. You can return to a different part of the book when it does.
Start with the essentials and adapt each month to the room you have in your budget.
LET’S TRY SOMETHING SMALL
Let’s find the quiet leaks.
Tap the costs you pay for, then change the amounts to match your own bills. You’ll see what they add up to in a year, and decide what to keep, ask about or cancel.
Tap what you pay for Starting amounts are only examples.
Watching and listening
Phone and tech
Everyday life
Car
Fees and charges
Your list
Example list to start with. Tap any cost to add or remove it, and change the amounts to match your bills.
Across one year
Marked to ask about
Marked to cancel
Amounts to look at, not a promise of savings.
Your action list
Free website starter tool. Keep using it whenever you need it. Chapter 2 explains the full approach.
A little closer
A look at the real pages.
Three pages from the paid collection. Below them are three free website pages you can print today, with no account or email.
The book you will read.
The cover of the book you download, supplied as a PDF and an editable Word book.
An explanation you can work through.
An interior page from Chapter 1, with the practical reasoning and your next step.
A page for your own next step.
A page from the twelve-month checklist pack. The free website printables below stay available too.
SOMETHING YOU CAN USE TODAY
A few pages for your own next step.
Keep a little space for your numbers, a difficult conversation, or your next check-in. These free website tools are separate from the chapter sample.
These are free pages written for the website, separate from the paid pack.
ALICIA INVESTS / FREE WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Put recurring costs in one place.
Start with three costs you recognize. You do not have to make every decision today.
- Write down the cost and how often you pay it.
- Multiply monthly costs by 12, weekly costs by 52, and yearly costs by 1.
- Mark each one: keep, review, or unsure.
- Choose one cost to investigate. Check the terms before making a change.
A clear list comes before a decision.
Open printableALICIA INVESTS / FREE WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Ask a clearer question about a bill.
A simple starting point for a conversation with a service provider.
Hello. I am reviewing my recurring bills. Could you explain my current plan, any extra fees and the lower-cost options available? Before I change anything, please confirm the total price, what I would lose and whether there is a contract or cancellation fee.
- Have the current bill beside you.
- Write down the total offered price and any conditions.
- Ask for the details in writing before deciding.
A question starts the conversation. It does not guarantee a discount.
Open printableALICIA INVESTS / FREE WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Give yourself a ten-minute check-in.
A small routine to keep the next few days visible.
- Check the balances you actually have available.
- List the bills due in the next seven days.
- Review one unexpected or recurring cost.
- Write one next action and when you will do it.
Your next action: __________________________
Open printableUSE SOMETHING HELPFUL TODAY
The free tools stay free.
The Money Check-up, Leak Hunt and three printable pages are here whenever you need them. No account or email. What you enter in the tools stays in your browser.
Find a starting pointWHEN YOU WANT TO GO FURTHER
The collection gives you the fuller method.
Twelve chapters with explanations, worked numbers and ways to adapt them. An editable workbook for Excel or Google Sheets, 76 reusable scripts, checklists and companions to keep.
Read the opening pagesWHERE I’D BEGIN
Start with the decision closest to you.
You can follow the year in order, or begin with the decision that feels closest to home.
- 01
Read the first chapter.
Chapter 1 starts with what you already own and what it keeps costing you. Read the excerpt, then use the chapter dial to look at the year ahead.
- 02
Find a decision that feels familiar.
A repair, an awkward call or the next payday. Use the chapter dial to see where your own questions fit.
- 03
Bring it back to your own life.
The check-up, the Leak Hunt and the three printables on this page stay free, with no email needed. The Playbook adds the full chapter for each decision, plus the workbook, scripts, checklists and decision guides, for $27.
A note from Alicia
If you leave this page with one cost written down or one question you feel ready to ask, that is a useful start. I want the Playbook to feel like that too: a calm conversation, with something practical to do next.
Your next chapter
Everything for the year, in one download.
The cover of the Playbook.
The complete digital collection
The Quiet Wealth Playbook, complete pack
Regular price $37 launch price
$27USD
One payment. All eleven resources.
Educational content only. Not personal financial, legal or tax advice.
Everything in the collection
- 248pages
- 16workbook tabs
- 76scripts
- 12checklists
- 12decision guides
- The Quiet Wealth PlaybookThe 248-page book as a designed PDF plus an editable Word copy. Twelve chapters, one for each month, and the Worth Knowing appendix.
- The Quiet Wealth WorkbookSixteen tabs that do the math for you, in Excel or Google Sheets: your debt-free date, the true cost of a car, your emergency fund, your net worth and more.
- Monthly Checklist PackOne page for each month, so you always know your next few steps.
- The Scripts LibraryWord-for-word lines for calling your card company, asking for a raise, negotiating rent and saying a kind no.
- Decision GuidesYes-or-no flowcharts for questions like repair or replace, rent or buy, and whether to use your emergency fund.
- 52-Week TrackerA ten-minute weekly check-in for the whole year.
- Quick Start GuideSeven short first steps for your first week.
- Money Date Kit BonusA calm monthly money meeting for couples and families.
- Annual Money Review BonusClose out your year and plan the next one.
- Phone Wallpapers BonusSix illustrated lock screens of Alicia, each with one of her money rules.
- Reset Kit BonusA seven-step way back in for when your routine slips.
If it does not work for you.
Email aliciainvestsus@gmail.com with your order number within 7 days of purchase and tell me what you tried and what did not work. If a file will not open or something is missing, we fix that first. One refund per customer, and refunds are for people who used the Playbook and it did not help. The full Refund Policy has the details. Read the refund policy
Before you begin
A few good questions
Where should I start?
Start with the free Money Check-up or the Chapter 1 excerpt on this page. In the pack, the Quick Start gives you seven short first steps, each tied to a chapter.
Is the pack useful if I have debt?
Debt runs through several chapters. They cover listing every debt, asking for a lower rate, choosing a payoff order and handling medical bills. They also explain how nonprofit credit counseling differs from debt settlement. The material is educational and doesn’t replace advice about your own circumstances.
Do I need Excel or paid software?
No. The workbook is an Excel file (.xlsx) that also opens in Apple Numbers, and the download includes a Google Sheets version you can copy into your own free Google account. You type only in the yellow cells, and the first tab walks you through it. The book and printables need no spreadsheet software at all.
What if my income or situation is different?
The main examples work through tight budgets. Each chapter also includes adaptations for higher earners, couples and families, readers 50 and over, and irregular income. Use the calculators with your own numbers.
What is different from watching the channel?
The videos explore one idea at a time. The book stays with each decision long enough to work it through: the reasoning, the math, the scripts and a version for your situation. Two worked examples carry the year from January to December. You can read the start of Chapter 1 here first.
How will I receive it?
Checkout runs through Lemon Squeezy, which handles the payment, any sales tax and your receipt. After one payment of $27, you can download the files straight away, and your email receipt includes the download link.
What if it is not right for me?
You can ask for a refund within 7 days of purchase. Email aliciainvestsus@gmail.com with your order number and tell me what you tried and what did not work for you. If a file will not open or something is missing, we fix that first. The Refund Policy explains the rules.
One small move, today
Start where you are.One decision is enough for today.
You can come back to the tools whenever you need a clearer starting point.
Get the Playbook for $27$27 USD. One payment for the guide, the 16-tab workbook and every companion file.
One useful page. No signup needed. Keep the free recurring-cost worksheet, bill conversation script and weekly check-in. Print them or save them as PDFs from your browser.
Open the free worksheet
From the comments
What viewers say about the videos.
A few comments left on Alicia Invests videos on YouTube, shown as they were written.
@The_Abasiama
On How I Built a Full Year of Emergency Savings on a $30,000 Salary (The Exact System)
Hello Alicia. I’m commenting from Lagos, Nigeria. I’ve been binge-watching most of your videos and would like to tell you that they have been very helpful and impactful. I’m halfway through the mark and very confident that before the year runs out, I will have reached the finish line. When you said that “idle money” helps you create calm, steadiness and a spine, I felt it. I hollered because that’s what’s happening to me too. I have become much more disciplined with my finances that my friends have set up a speaking engagement this month for me to come talk about it. I’m excited to share all I’ve learnt and looking forward to it. IMAGINE ME!! Your work on here is relevant. Please don’t stop and God bless you real good.
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@sageywagey-d1e
On What You Should Have Accomplished by 40 | How to Catch Up Fast
Really appreciate this video. It helped me realize I’m currently doing better than I thought, even when it feels like I’m behind. It also helped me reframe how I feel about my past choices between the ages of 18 and 30 (The guilt is real!). Many of those choices were about survival, limited financial literacy, and earning power while putting myself through college and paying rent, not failure (i.e., depending on credit cards to buy groceries and other necessities)! Also, thank you for making the point about not comparing finances and lifestyles with others who appear to be better off than you- so true!
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@ericanderson1846
On 20 Frugal Habits That Saved My First $100,000 by 24
I love your channel! Your Alicia character and presentation is a winner, Excellent info on personal finance, accessible to everybody.. You could branch out into other topics, with Alicia starring in each. Cooking, relationships, home maintenance, job search, navigating university, de-cluttering a home, caring for aging parents, pet care, health care, insurance policies, whatever. We'd all tune in to hear Alicia. Looking forward to much more.
@lshey1
On How I Built a Full Year of Emergency Savings on a $30,000 Salary (The Exact System)
I am almost 2 months in. These videos are awesome! I am going through every one of them. My thinking has changed so much. I am 66, starting over. I wish I had learned these lessons YEARS ago. Thank you!
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@kimyladyofdragons3570
On 10 Money Lessons Your 30s Teach You the Hard Way
I want to thank you for all the time you take on your channel to educate us. I recently found this channel, and you have helped me so much already. Am doing things already regarding my finances. Am in my 30s and I know if I make changes now it will help me immensely for the future. Thank you so much for all that you do to help us.
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@chuckiefong1004
On The Average Person ACTUALLY Retires With This Much | Are You Better Off?
Hi Alicia. You're doing so much good for this world, God's blessings to you🎉 At age 70, i followed most of your principles for just the past few years, and it's made a world of difference in my life going forward with so much more greater financial confidence and in life overall
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@triniciab
On Why Your 40s Decide Whether You Retire Comfortable or Stressed
I appreciate this video! I asked and you delivered. Everything you put into perspective is true. I identify in several places in this video. One more request, what about civil/government employees who can’t rely on social security? What would you recommend for someone in their 40s just starting to invest and play catch up to achieve a retirement goal by 60-65.
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@bigwavesun
On The Average Person ACTUALLY Retires With This Much | Are You Better Off?
Alicia, I binge watched your videos on my days off and took notes. You really encouraged me to change my mindset about where my money goes with the daily saving video in particular. I used to put away several hundred dollars only to reverse and pull from savings when I fell short. I appreciate you making personal finance easier to get.
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@michellaxoxoxo3995
On 25 Great Depression Money Habits That Still Build Wealth (Most People Have Forgotten These!)
I recently called a repairman to service my refrigerator instead of running out to buy another refrigerator. Its sealant was replaced. It should be another 10 years before anything else happens. Plus I asked a lot of questions about appliances they repair often so he told me what not to buy. 👍🏾 This was due to me watching your videos. Plus just planted a few vegetables yesterday. I’m still wearing my scrubs I bought 6 years ago when I started this job.
@ONLY1KUDWE
On Hi I am Alicia & I’m Here to Make You Richer
I appreciate your channel so much. I'm learning a lot! You break the information down in such a way it's easily digestible. Keep up the great work. I'm starting from your first video now lol. Been watching the videos as they appeared in my feed. Subscribed after watching one video (forgot which one lol). I look forward to seeing the growth you have in the not so distant future.
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@Itsallgudgud
On Schools Failed You on Money: 10 Money Rules They Failed to Teach You!
School teach lessons in books, unfortunately not real survival life lessons. If I had know about finances, my current debt would have been my current savings. Thank you Alicia for teaching me lessons I have started passing on to my loved ones and friends.🎉
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@cherrylindo3917
On Schools Failed You on Money: 10 Money Rules They Failed to Teach You!
I think that you, Alicia, should make a series of financial lesson videos for students, from basic lessons for elementary and middle school students on wants vs. needs, etc., to more advanced lessons for high schoolers, and especially for young people about to launch into the world of work or college. You explain and illustrate things so clearly for adults. A step by step curriculum for young people would be something I would love to share with people in my life. BTW, I was a teacher before I retired, and the best teachers always shared life lessons with students, no matter which subjects we taught.
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@CylonRaider74
On Why I Quit Budgeting Forever & Never Tracked Spending Again!
Alicia, I truly enjoy your channel and you do a great job in explaining everything. I can see Alicia Invests easily becoming massive in the near future and I hope it does. Please keep it coming but don't burn yourself out. One must have a real life. Take care and God bless.
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@canelake34
On EVERY Financial Trap at Every Age That Keeps You Broke
Thank You Alicia i am someone who started late in life i will be 50 this upcoming November i just started turning my financial pictures around this past January your information is very valuable i will do the best i can to at least have a decent amount of retirement savings i dont plan to retire until 70 but work part after that Lord Willing! I appreciate you
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@grandma_of_2
On 10 Minimalist Rules That DON'T Actually Work (Do This Instead!)
Your channel recently came across my feed and I am loving it. The content applies to a wide audience. It hits my lifestyle were I was previously and where I am going. I appreciate your content. I am a new sub and I plan to share with my girls. I will be binge watching.
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@omoyemoja-colafiuymi5505
On The 14 Freebies and Discounts You Should Be Asking For (Most Don’t Know About This!)
Your channel is the best 🎉..I have been watching your videos for a while now . And I realized I been triple charged for the same subscription app. And I was able to get a 10$ loyal customer discount on my bill for a year. I also was able to get a library card in another county to acess free museum access with my son . All thanks to you. Your channel is a huge blessing ❤ ..
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@striveforsuccess6259
On This is Why Compounding Feels Slow (Until the 7-5-3-1 Rule Kicks In)
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I have learned and I have these accounts set up. I think I am in the frustration phase lol. But more importantly, I am educating myself for my Daughter, she has these tools, and I have started them for her already. I will also teach my hood kids where I am from about these lessons. Thank you.
@marnold9147
On How I Built a Full Year of Emergency Savings on a $30,000 Salary (The Exact System)
What i thought was my number and what it really is are 2 different things. I added up every little expenditure including monthly amounts to save for upcoming bills including food to feed the dogs...lol this was a great lesson in what exactly is needed and what is a luxury. I love the tips I pick up here...thankyou for sharing when used they really do help!
@jannz079
On It's IMPOSSIBLE to Stay Broke If You Do THIS Everyday In 2026 (Step by Step)
Am genuinely grateful for this video! My job is new but I have the ability to get pay-rises as I train in each area, every 3-6 months. I work split shifts on a 3-wk rotation so will plan my money minute to align with my wakeup times, also my pay-cycle is bi-weekly but I do get a small weekly side income which I can use for my daily. Will be starting small and increasing as I can, it’s not the amount at first it’s building the habits and growing self-awareness towards my spending. Thank you so much!
@creecerubia4569
On It's IMPOSSIBLE to Stay Broke If You Do THIS Everyday In 2026 (Step by Step)
Thank you for this video. I had always been struggling with savings for many years until I discovered, briefly studied kakeibo and have implemented it in my life for almost a year now, but I am still somewhat struggling with my financial management. Thank you again for this enlightening presentation and I have already set my daily money minute alarm to complement my kakeibo! ❤❤❤ ❤❤❤❤
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@TheDaintyBrew
On 40 Minimalist Money Rules for a Calmer, Richer Life
I’ve recently moved over the summer and was reminded how much STUFF…just STUFF I’ve accumulated and wasted money on! I was disgusted with myself and working on becoming a minimalist. Your vids have done more than just motivate but also put action behind it. Holding myself accountable and moving forward for the better! Thank you Alicia ❤
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@birgitkrotz9992
On The Brutal Truth About Looking Rich (It's the #1 Way to Stay Broke)
Minute 9:12 – That was me until three months ago, when I started to put the advice that this channel provides into practice Now, I have cleared up almost every category except insurance, and I have a small emergency fund. I have also freed up enough money to live without a credit card or overdraft. Every purchase is backed by real money. When I desperately want something, I either wait until I have enough money to buy it, or I sell something😁
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@petraeunjoo
On 12 Things That Are No Longer Worth Your Money in 2026
Thanks to your video’s I completely if it comes down to finances and spending/saving money. And I’m even proud at myself that I made the decision to take seriously my finances under control by changing my mindset but also by learning now about economics and finances and of course watching your videos! And I love this new life with books, cooking home made meals at home, quit drinking alcohol which is expensive and bad for our health. I am looking forward to simple things like my cup of tea or when it’s time to eat or when I have time ro read, to paint, to make music etc
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@johannees622
On 12 Free Upgrades That Make Life Feel Expensive
I realized I am already rich! 😊 I do all of them currently successfully or progressively. When I tell people I leave my personal cell phone in the office downstairs, they think I’m crazy and that it is unsafe. Well I do it for the sake of peace of mind and mental health. That’s safe to me. The ones that are still hard for me is to say no to my closed circle … yeah this is hard on me. But I will keep trying. And I would love to stay away from my phone more often. Thanks for this. I really appreciate this video!
@sherriholcombe5428
On 15 Things That Are a Complete Waste of Your Money (Most People Buy at Least 7 of These)
You're right Alicia, I am guilty of 7 on this list. Thank you for explaining why these money traps are wealth destroyers and how to correct that behavior. Imagine, if we were taught about finances in school!...Thank you for your encouraging words at the end. I will share these tips!💖😊
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@carltaylor5251
On 10 Things Wealthy People Refuse to Do That Everyone Else Does Without Thinking
I started following your advice after l started watching 👀 your videos 📹. And it's really helped a great deal. Especially when l went grocery shopping. And l really started to really look at what l was really buying. And the money l saved in the process. As a result really was mind blowing. You gave good advice. And l hope you continue to come out with great content. Because it's been really helpful and beneficial. For all people regardless of their age. There's something for everyone. Keep up the good work.
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@barbaradouglas3990
On 12 Free Upgrades That Make Life Feel Expensive
Thank you for a great video! I have always made the bed every morning to start my day. Recently, I started lighting a candle in the evenings when I get home and I have noticed a difference in my mood before going to bed. I also stopped buying paper plates and started using my real dishes! I didn’t realize how that simple thing has really impacted my life until this video! 😊
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@NokuthulaMotha-k2b
On I'm Almost 60: What I'd Do Differently With Money at 40
First! 🥇 I watch these videos religiously and my spending habits have completely changed. My goal now is to decrease the gap between my spending and investing, and I'm happy to say I'm well on my way because of this channel. Thank you so much for sharing this wealth of financial information!
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@Belle-r5l
On 20 Frugal Habits That Saved Me Thousands
Your videos are shifting how I see money in the best way. I’ve stopped seeing saving as holding back and started seeing it as building toward my goals. I now save automatically on payday, and it’s made a real difference. I loved your house hacking video. Are there other options you would recommend?
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These comments are about the free YouTube videos. They are not reviews of the Playbook.