By creating budgets and making plans to pay things off, we have come so far financially.

We have been working two jobs a piece for over a year but previous to starting Project Money, we never seemed to have any extra money, so what were we doing wrong? Then all of a sudden, this program caused a light bulb moment for us.įor this next part, we have to start by giving the biggest shout out to our coach Jamie and Project Money because they have truly taught us to be proactive. If we had to pay all of our bills and still needed groceries, we wouldn’t have enough to fully stock our kitchen and would be stuck eating things like ramen and a lot of rice, which is stressful because we are definitely meat eaters and meat can be super expensive! Reacting can cause extreme anxiety and will just keep you behind. If something went wrong with the car, we would have to just pay it and basically drain our bank account in order to take care of it and had nothing in savings. It’s crazy how that works! Previous to starting Project Money, we would have to react.

Reactive is defined as acting in response to a situation rather than creating or controlling it, whereas proactive is defined as creating or controlling a situation by causing something to happen rather than responding to it after it has happened.Īs human beings, it is natural for us to react to things as opposed to preparing for what could actually happen, especially when it comes to financials.

Reactivity aba definition