Saving for Big Money Goals Without Sacrificing What She Cared About Most with Alysa Gumto | KYW E32
August 6, 2024
When Alysa Gumto was a child, her dad was diagnosed with MS and told he could no longer work.
Her family went from two incomes to one.
While this might have created a mentality of lack for many people, this moment actually helped Alysa realize that she wanted to make her own money and needed to manage it well.
In this episode, she shares how from just 12 years old, she started making her own money, saving it effectively, and how the choices and skills she learned during those years allowed her to graduate college debt-free, buy her cars with cash to avoid heavy interest rates, and buying on a house by herself by the age of 27.
She shares how she prioritizes her financial goals and why she doesn’t consider the choices she makes around her money to be sacrifices.
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Tune in to hear:
02:25 — A devastating moment during childhood that defined Alysa’s relationship with money
12:43 — How what we witness in childhood about money vs. what we’re taught can differ
15:10 — Why you’re not “sacrificing” when you’re making choices that align with your specific goals
22:08 — 2 things that have allowed Alysa to save for big money goals
CONNECT WITH ALYSA GUMTO
Alysa Gumto has 5+ years of experience as a Social Media Manager. She’s also a speaker and podcaster. She loves a good strategy to impact the bottom line.
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