From Surviving to Sovereign: Life Hacks That Got Me Through Broke & Beyond
From Surviving to Sovereign: Life Hacks That Got Me Through Broke & Beyond
I recently read that most Americans can’t handle a $400 emergency.
That stat hit me hard—but the article that followed hit me harder. It pointed fingers at the government, called for more financial aid, while also ranting about high taxes. It was frustratingly contradictory.
This post isn’t a political rant.
It’s a reflection.
And it’s a roadmap I wish someone gave me when I was broke, scared, and raising kids alone.
For nearly a decade, I was a single mom. I sold my furniture, my ring, even my clothes to feed my kids. I hustled. I scraped. I fought. And along the way, I discovered real-life spiritual and financial hacks that saved me.
I’m not rich. But I built stability.
And I want to show you how you can too.
🔑 Life Hack #1: Read The Four Spiritual Laws of Prosperity
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This book shifted everything for me. It teaches practical, spiritual prosperity tools that are universal and powerful. Make this your first step.
🔑 Life Hack #2: Get (and Keep) a $100 Bill
Find a way—any honest way—to earn and hold onto a $100 bill.
Not in your bank. In your wallet.
It’s a ritual. A mindset shift. A symbol of power.
💡 “With $100 in my wallet, I felt secure—even if I had nothing in the bank.”
You won’t break it for fast food or gas station junk. And that’s the point.
It teaches you discipline—from a place of strength, not scarcity.
🔑 Life Hack #3: Tithing—The Energetic Law of Giving
This one might make you cringe... but it’s everything.
Tithing isn’t about religion or church.
It’s about energy flow.
Give 10% of your income to what inspires you—an author, a healer, an organization, a person making the world better.
When you give with gratitude and trust, you declare to the Universe:
I have more than enough.
I am supported.
I support what uplifts the world.
This isn't charity—it’s alignment.
🔑 Life Hack #4: Build a $1,000 Emergency Fund (Then Tackle Debt)
Thank you, Dave Ramsey, for this principle.
Before you start chipping away at debt, get $1,000 into a savings account.
Why? Because life will happen. Tires pop. Kids get sick. Stuff breaks.
Once you’ve got that buffer:
Pay minimums on everything.
Throw extra money at your smallest debt.
Knock it out.
Repeat.
Once your debt is gone, work toward saving 3 months of expenses.
How?
Every paycheck:
Tithe.
Budget what you need to live until your next check.
Save everything else.
It’s magick. It works.
🔑 Life Hack #5: Plan for Christmas in January
If you’re a single mom, “Christmas” sounds like “financial trauma.”
Here’s how I changed that:
1. Coin Jar Method:
All my coins and small cash go into a jug. In October, I count it and plan for the gap.
2. Open a Dedicated CHRISTMAS Account:
Name it Christmas—not “Savings.” You’ll be way less likely to touch it.
Saving just $40/week = $2,000 by December.
That’s one fast food stop. One mini hustle. Totally doable.
🔑 Life Hack #6: Reward Yourself
Budgeting burnout is real. White-knuckling will lead to binge-spending.
Set a reward for hitting a financial goal.
When I saved my first $1,000, I gave myself $100 to splurge guilt-free.
Celebrate. Acknowledge. Enjoy your life.
This is what it’s for.
🌀 TL;DR — The Life Hack Breakdown
Read The Four Spiritual Laws of Prosperity
Hold onto a $100 bill for security & mindset
Tithe 10% to what inspires you
Save $1,000, then pay off debt
Plan for Christmas early
Reward yourself for wins
Final Thoughts:
Other experts can teach you how to invest or retire.
I’m here to tell you how to get out of the mud—how to rebuild when you’re broke, scared, and barely hanging on.
You can do this. Start where you are.
You’ve got this. 💛
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