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So much shifted in how my husband and I manage our day-to-day lives with the onset of the pandemic. With both of us working from home for the majority of 2020, and even now, nearly four years later, the routines we once relied upon have undergone a significant transformation.
In the pandemic's early days, I embraced convenience with fervor. Whether it was restocking through Target deliveries, indulging in frequent Amazon purchases for every perceived enhancement to our lives, or relying on takeout and drive-through meals, my approach to managing our household expenses took a turn for the less disciplined. Looking back, I realize I had abandoned the meticulous budgeting habits I once maintained, avoiding accountability.
However, I've come to accept the importance of financial well-being as a crucial component of an organized life. I'm making a concerted effort to break these habits and unlearn these behaviors. It isn't easy, but I'm getting back to myself.
