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#ad Omg… check me out over 10 years ago! I was s

#ad Omg… check me out over 10 years ago! I was so excited to be the first in my family to graduate college (thanks to my brother and sister supporting me), but I was even more excited to start my first job soon.
By 2010, I had been without health insurance for three years and I had to budget $50 a month for food.
I also did my taxes by hand and mailed them in to save money.
None of that was fun.
Getting a job meant I could finally afford a program to help me with my taxes but you know what they say--- old habits die hard.
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Finding a budget-savvy, maximizing money tax preparation service is still of utmost important to me!
Enter-- H&R Block Online. I wish I had known this as a student but H&R Block Online lets students with simple returns file for free.
Plus, you could save $10 or more when you switch from Turbotax.
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One way they really help you is if you get stuck, you can access one of their tax pros, and their tax pros have an average of 10 years’ of experience to help you out. This is of course without having to go into their office so you stay safe.
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I know no one wants to think about tax season, but the quicker you can get it out of the way, the sooner you’ll get back money and will have one less thing to think about. Check out @hrblock to get your taxes done easily! (link in bio)
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🧑‍🤝‍🧑Would you rather have 100,000 fo

🚗𝐅𝐨𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐧 𝐭

🚗𝐅𝐨𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐨𝐚𝐝 𝐚𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐝... "Do you want the good news or bad news first..." is what it seems like the world said when Mike and I came back from our covid-safe, quarantined Airbnb treehouse trip (more on that later...).
𝐆𝐎𝐎𝐃 𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 Let's start with the good news! All of our energy related stocks SOARED. I mean, have you seen Tesla's stocks? Wow. Not to mention, Bitcoin doubled in value in the three days that we disconnected from the world. When we got back, it had reached an all-time high of $40k. CRAZYYY. Did any of you get in when it was mere pennies or even dollars? I love to hear of these success stories.
𝐁𝐀𝐃 𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 The bad news we got was about Capitol Hill. I was surprised and appalled, “This is happening in AMERICA?? Like THE America, THE country I was born and raised in?” Having lived abroad for five years, this doesn’t sound like the America I once knew…
I read a personal account of @newyorktimesnews’s photographer @erinschaff’s day and felt like crying to just get a brief peek into what everyone had to endure that day. To have lived through that... (Google “New York Times Capitol Hill Erin Schaff” to read “Inside the Harrowing Day...")
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I am hopeful though.
We have a new president; one who recognized this event as domestic terrorism; one who picked an all-female senior White House communications team (I have been pumped about this since @joebiden announced in Nov).
With him and you, I hope we can use these past events, learn from them& focus on what’s ahead.
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🛣️Who’s ready to “focus on the road ahead, not the road behind?”
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[Follow @sarchetrit for more posts like these]
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PS Being a social media nerd btw, I am amazed (but not surprised) at all the tech that had to get involved: @amazonwebservices, @twitter, @google and @apple App Stores, @facebook, @youtube and @discord. Powerhouses!

The other day I said to Mike, "I gained weight dur

The other day I said to Mike, "I gained weight during the holidays." He replied, "Ok, start working out and lose it."
I explained, "I'm not sad or mad about it. It's like saying that we have more food in the house because of a grocery delivery or this apple is a fruit. It's purely objective. I'm just telling you I gained weight. That's all."
For ages, weight gain was practically the fifth emotion for me: happiness, sadness, fear, anger and weight gain (which is why mike responded with a suggestion). Only these past couple of months has it shifted towards an objective change my body's been undergoing.
If you are unhappy with weight gain from quarantine and/or the holidays, here are a couple of things to consider:
➀ You're in quarantine. There's only so much you can handle at the moment, and even if you think a clean diet and fitness routine is within your reach, with everything else you're taking on, it really not might be and THAT'S OK!
Feel free to surrender to the fact that these things are just not within your control right now. Eat your veggies, drink lots of water and do what you can, but beyond that, don't fight the universe on this one.
There's a time and place for your physical appearance and QUARANTINE IS NOT IT... so until it's over, be kind to yourself. Be ok with this being out of your control.
➁ I noticed when I ate sweets and carbs, I'd have thoughts like "Ugh I'm going to gain weight from this later." But that didn't change me eating it. The action of eating remained the same whether I worried about it or not... so I took the worry away. This didn't come overnight.
To start, you need to be honest with yourself. Do your negative thoughts actually change your eating habits? Do you enjoy being a d1ck to yourself with these thoughts? Awareness is key to starting this kinder journey with food.
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Happy new year’s eve! 🎉For those who've had t

Happy new year’s eve! 🎉For those who've had the most difficult year in 2020, I've hit rock bottom many times in my life so I can safely say from experience that when you're at rock bottom, there's no where to go but up. And considering that the world collectively hit rock bottom together, I believe that we can only go up from here.
I know that my positivity won't change how you feel or even make you feel meh...
but if you are scared for the new year, remember that fear + greatness are not mutually exclusive.
They can exist at the same time, and they most likely will.
Fear is normal.
I was scared shtless while working my way through school, growing up without parents and starting my blogging business. Heck, I was scared to be co-dependent on Mike after I got married, and it took me a couple of years of marriage to truly let my heart open to the idea of "forever". (Back story: Because my mom died at age 42 and dad at 51, until my late 20s I compared my own timeline to hers thinking I had already lived 50% of my life...)
GREAT THINGS CAN HAPPEN WHILE YOU'RE SCARED.
Anyways... let's cheers to closing this chapter of our lives. With endings come new beginnings and Mike and I are so happy to have you by our side as we go through it.
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🥰Comment below what you want to come out of 2021 and please BE AS SELFISH AS YOU WANT. If you want more money, write that down. If you to travel, say where you want to go.
2021 is yours to ask the universe whatever your heart desires and say yes to everything you want for yourself.
xo, Sarah and Mike
PS thinking of posting relationship advice in 2021 btw... ask me anything anytime.
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