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⏳It’s been a minute. (or two)

4 months, 1 day, 2 hours, to be precise. A lot has happened to me since then.

I lost my day job. Unemployed. Countless job interviews. Found a new job. I moved to a new city. Moved in with my significant other. Sold old furniture. Bought new furniture. Started a new job. Now we’re here.

😮Dang. Why’d the emails stop though?

I figured you’d ask this question, reader. The truth is that after losing my job, I became a horse with blinders on. My only focus was trying to find another source of income. Rent doesn't pay itself. And on top of that I signed a new lease in a new city. I did have an emergency fund, but it’s only so big, ya feel?

Not that I couldn't write content during that, I wanted to make sure I was focusing the best I could on that, coming out of the tunnel unscathed if you will. Hope you understand.

🙂Okay, we’ll let it slide. Are you back creating more content now?

Yes. I plan on coming back here weekly with new content. I also look forward to expanding a new coaching presence with more services alongside this newsletter. I am aiming for an AFC (Accredited Financial Counselor) Certification. (also have a degree in personal finance)

🤔What does that mean for me?

Well reader, this means that if you want a more high touch focus from me, you can be confident that I can provide it. Since October, I have counseled on over $300k of clients’ student loans and have provided guidance on achieving $100k of forgiveness. I look forward to sharing more details on specific services and how to get ahold of me soon.

👍Neat. Good luck! Maybe I’ll contact you.

Thanks reader. In the meantime, be on the lookout for new weekly emails, feel free to reply to a newsletter with any comments/concerns/suggestions for the newsletter or if interested in any services.

As always, Stay Frosty, my friends.

Andrew

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