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2020, it’s over for you
It’s been a tough year to say the least. A fever dream. A flaming pile of garbage. But despite that, but none of us can deny that we've learnt a lot.
That’s why we're not scrapping 2020 entirely, but we are resetting it.
For the next three months we're in 2020 2.0. We’re cutting the crap, we're taking the wins and we're putting our best foot forward just in time for 2021.
How?
Right now, we're deciding what's saying and what's going by typing '2020 reset' to Cleo and Marie Kondo-ing our finances.
Then we're gonna be getting damn practical, personal and going for utter gold – we'll be in touch with your next steps on socials and email, DW.
🚨 PRESS TO RESET 🚨
🌶 AOC. That's it.
🍸 That viral video of Stanley Tucci making cocktails that none of us new we needed. But we did.
💙 D&I reports and the moves we're all making from them.
💤 Budgeting without being boring.
🕶 Blinding Lights family dances. Please.
😷 Anti-maskers.
We'll be taking you through this New Year on socials and email but we want to chat-chat. Tell us what you're taking, what you're leaving, what you're pining for and we'll do our best to get you there 💙
Now, we expected some kind of shift in spending, you know, given the world is literally on it’s ass right now. But these. These are some weirdly iconic ways of coping with stress – here are the outlets with your biggest % increase in spending since Feb.
This is not a loan, there’s nothing to pay back – this is a $250 gift for those of you that COVID-19 has hit hardest
I’m a 28 year-old teacher living in London. I earn £38.230 a year
