It would take you less time to get there, Crystal, if you didn’t constantly blow your money on things like:
1. Trip to Canada at the most expensive time of year
2. A fake Vespa
3. Injectables, extensions and the rest
4. $1000/week rental
You are so incredibly materialistic, that you would rather spend truckloads of money on keeping up appearances and trying to compete with the Byron elites, than to save your money for a deposit.
Here’s some advice (for free! No mentorship fees to pay!!). All of the rest of us women who are or were single mums at points in our lives became frugal with our coin and made wise money decisions.
When I was a single mum for 5years a decade ago, earning less than $60k, I did things like
1. Rented a modest house that was under 30% of my weekly income
2. Dyed my own hair and had a friend cut it
3. Purchased clothes second hand from gumtree or op shops
4. Bought a used Corolla that was economical on fuel
5. Invited friends for dinner to catch up rather than going out and blowing money on restaurants
6. Took my son on regular camping trips instead of spending thousands on a solo trip to Canada
You get the picture. I have zero sympathy for you. Rather than trying to drum up suckers to buy your mentor program, how about you invest that time in studying financial literacy.
You’re in the position you are because you have the maturity, know-how and awareness of an 8yr old. And that’s an insult to 8yr olds.