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Tyson Crotty

About Tyson Crotty

Tyson is a Senior Financial Adviser and Director of Finspective. Read More about Tyson

July 8, 2022

Save more money than you ever have in just one day

This is a sprint, so I’m going to jump straight in so you can wrap your head around what we’re trying to achieve here. This is a simple, one day challenge for anyone serious about taking some initiative to impact their financial situation.

I’ve put together 7 tasks designed to be quick, easy and can be completed from the comfort of your home. If successful, you will have hopefully made some significant changes to some every days financial headaches – like mortgage repayments, cost of living and even business expenses.

You’ve made it this far, so I know you’re taking this serious. So, let me explain why I did this.

With prices rising for most things in Australia and with minimal ‘life admin’ time, I thought I’d create a 1-day money-making sprint with supporting tools to make completing these tasks as easy as possible.

The goals:

  • To get the biggest financial impact I can between the first sip of my morning coffee and the afternoon pick-up of my two boys. I’m concentrating on the low-hanging fruit here – nothing should be too hard.
  • To not lose anything. Today is a gain-only exercise; I’m not looking to cut out things I enjoy.
  • To limit the amount of effort I need to put in. I’m using widely available tools and, in some cases getting somebody else to help me complete the task – I only have a day, after all.
1 Day Money-Making Sprint

So put the kettle on & take the challenge. By dinner, you will be the victor who enjoys the spoils.

Download the 1 Day Money-Making Sprint

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