A 30-day spending audit that shows you exactly where your money goes — and what you'd skip next time.
Most of us can tell you our rent to the dollar. Almost none of us can tell you what we spent on takeaway last month.
The Spending Reset is a simple 30-day audit. You log every purchase — big or small — mark it Need or Want, then rate it: Worth it, Meh, or Regret. No budgeting jargon, no guilt trip. Just a clear record of where it's actually going.
At the end of the 30 days, it does the maths for you: your biggest spending category, how much of your money went x to Wants versus Needs, and — the number that usually stings a little — how much you spent on things you'd rate Meh or Regret. That's the money you'd get back without changing your life at all, just by skipping the stuff that wasn't worth it.
What’s included:
• A 30-day Spending Audit tracker (Google Sheets + Excel)
• An Audit Summary that totals everything automatically as you go
• A "Worth it / Meh / Regret" rating system, so you can see the spend you'd actually cut
• Printable PDF versions if you'd rather log it on paper
• Sample data included, so you can see exactly how it works before you start
Why it works: you can't fix a leak you can't see. Most people don't know what "wasted" spending even looks like for them until they write it down. Thirty days is enough to see the pattern, not so long that you give up.
Not financial advice — just a way to see where it goes.
A 30-day spending audit that shows you exactly where your money goes — and what you'd skip next time.
Most of us can tell you our rent to the dollar. Almost none of us can tell you what we spent on takeaway last month.
The Spending Reset is a simple 30-day audit. You log every purchase — big or small — mark it Need or Want, then rate it: Worth it, Meh, or Regret. No budgeting jargon, no guilt trip. Just a clear record of where it's actually going.
At the end of the 30 days, it does the maths for you: your biggest spending category, how much of your money went x to Wants versus Needs, and — the number that usually stings a little — how much you spent on things you'd rate Meh or Regret. That's the money you'd get back without changing your life at all, just by skipping the stuff that wasn't worth it.
What’s included:
• A 30-day Spending Audit tracker (Google Sheets + Excel)
• An Audit Summary that totals everything automatically as you go
• A "Worth it / Meh / Regret" rating system, so you can see the spend you'd actually cut
• Printable PDF versions if you'd rather log it on paper
• Sample data included, so you can see exactly how it works before you start
Why it works: you can't fix a leak you can't see. Most people don't know what "wasted" spending even looks like for them until they write it down. Thirty days is enough to see the pattern, not so long that you give up.
Not financial advice — just a way to see where it goes.
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