Let's function better, together.
Bullet Journaling is a method that has really helped me to regain some control over my days and I think that everyone deserves to give themselves a fair shot at it to see how it can actually help them. So if you’re feeling downtrodden about BuJoing and looking to give it another shot, please keep reading.
I just spent the past 2 hours looking at the student loan debt I owe. It’s a hefty amount– but not as much as most people have to pay. Since I make money on a more consistent basis now (and even started budgeting with each bi-weekly check), I need to start budgeting for paying down my ONLY debt I owe– my student loan debt.
For the past month, I’ve been obsessing over finances. Not how to make money—but what to do with the money I make. So the question was: How do I divvy up my paycheck and still end up on top? This is how I stumbled across this video by Jordan Page (aka Fun Cheap Or Free).
For those who don’t know (You couldn’t because I deleted Instagram!), I used to be ALLL OVER IG. I would probably spend a total of about 3 hours on Instagram daily– no joke. Between scrolling mindlessly through my feed to tapping through IG Stories, I can’t believe how much time I wasted literally doing nothing productive.
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The word “function” means an “activity or purpose natural or intended,” and living an intentional life is the main purpose of what drives this blog. Don’t let my name fool you– I’m nowhere near fully functional. But I do my best to live life with intention in every choice, where everything serves a good “function.”
I don’t think anyone ever reaches full “functioning” (What the heck would that even look like?). However, I think that everyone should strive for intentional, functional living, and that also means doing away with what isn’t functioning in our lives.
Fully Functioning Female 