Money with Alpha Alpha Schulte

There is nothing that beats the smell and taste of bread fresh out of the oven.  When I was a kid my mum had a breadmaker and we used it pretty regularly.
Nowadays, with sourdough being a bit kinder on some tummies (including mine), I prefer this, as well as using spelt flour.
Sourdough can be a little difficult to work with though, and I've found that with spelt flour there are added complexities.  So, after almost a year of trying different things, I've found a recipe and process that works consistently!
And, because I get asked how I make my bread pretty regularly, I'm recording it so it can be shared!  Plus, the cost of each loaf is around $7, which is also a bonus.
If you would like the video version of this, please check out my YouTube video - https://youtu.be/haXGm788jHA There is also a written blog article as well - https://www.money-madesimple.com.au/blog/spelt-sourdough-bread-recipe  To find out more about the in-person workshop I mention at the beginning, please go here - Budgeting Essentials for Small Business (money-madesimple.com.au) 

Are you experiencing the problem where you are making money, but your bank account doesn't reflect this?  Worse still, your tax return says your business is turning a profit (which you're paying tax on), and you aren't seeing this the cash you have?
This episode will help you to understand these issues, which plague many small business owners.

How much of our lives are we living truly based on our own design (and not someone else's, or society's)?
Our lives are influenced by our Beliefs, Stories and Behaviours, around money, and other areas.  Being inspired by others is one thing.  Comparing ourselves to them is a recipe for depression and anxiety.  
In the episode I talk about some strategies I use on myself and my clients to help manage situations when I'm not feeling that my life is really heading where I want it to go.

Procrastination and avoidance is something we do when we don't like it.  Money tends to be one of those somethings.  And it doesn't need to be like that.  Especially as money is extremely important.
In this episode I take you through 3 steps to help you find more fun in sorting out your finances.

Travel is something I've loved since I was a very little girl.  When I started working at the age of 14, my primary goal was to save up to travel.  Apart from a few years when my daughter was first born, I've gone away somewhere every year.  I even worked at an airline for a few years, and did a lot of travelling in that time - taking advantage of the standby deals!
So, I've cultivated my travel budgeting too over the years.  However, this last trip I just took with my mum and daughter didn't go quite to plan.  Have a listen to find out why, and what I did.

Budgeting is something that many of us avoid, but know we really should do.  It's a bit like exercise, only exercising you can make somewhat fun (think Zumba!)...
Being aware of what is coming in and what is going out each month is part of it.  Forecasting is important also.  Many accounting systems will try and help you with this, however, the budgeting side doesn't connect in with your personal budget.
This episode takes you through the principles behind how I do this.
To watch this episode on YouTube: Click here.