Money · 31 days

Fix Your Money

31 small money moves. See where it goes, take control, start growing it.

US$9.99 one-timeOne task a day5–15 minutes

Why 31 days? One full money cycle — every bill, subscription and payday shows up once

What this course is

Most money advice fails because it asks you to change everything at once. This course gives you one small money action a day for a full month, so every bill, subscription and payday passes through your hands once. By the end you know your numbers, you've plugged your leaks and you have a simple system that runs without willpower.

What you'll achieve

Know exactly where your money went this month
Cancel the spending you don't actually value
Set up automatic saving that happens before you can spend
A simple plan for debt, an emergency fund and your first investments

Inspired by

The Psychology of Money

Morgan Housel

Inspired by

I Will Teach You to Be Rich

Ramit Sethi

Inspired by

The Richest Man in Babylon

George S. Clason

Ideas are explained in our own words. This course is not affiliated with or endorsed by the authors or publishers.

The 3 phases

Phase 1
Awareness
Days 1–10
Phase 2
Control
Days 11–21
Phase 3
Growth
Days 22–31

Sample days

Here's exactly what a day looks like.

Day 1

Write down your real number

How we handle money has less to do with what we know and more to do with how we behave — and behaviour starts with seeing clearly. Most people carry a vague feeling about their finances instead of an actual number. A feeling can't be improved; a number can.

Inspired by The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel

Open every account you have: chequing, savings, credit cards, loans.
Add up what you own in cash and savings. Add up what you owe.
Subtract what you owe from what you own. That is today's number.
Don't judge it. Today is only about looking.

You'll answer: What did it feel like to see your real number? What surprised you most? (You don't have to share the number itself.)

Day 2

Track every dollar for one day

A conscious spending plan begins with knowing what you spend now, not what you imagine you spend. Small, automatic purchases are the ones we forget, and they add up quietly. One honest day of tracking shows you more than a month of guessing.

Inspired by I Will Teach You to Be Rich — Ramit Sethi

From the moment you read this, write down every purchase today — even a coffee.
Use your phone notes. Amount and what it was. Nothing else.
Tonight, mark each one: needed it, loved it, or didn't notice it.

You'll answer: What did you spend money on today, and which purchase would you not miss if it disappeared?

Day 3

Pay yourself first — even $5

One of the oldest money rules is to keep a part of everything you earn before you spend the rest. The amount matters less than the order: saving first makes it a habit, saving what's left makes it an accident. Wealth is mostly what you don't spend.

Inspired by The Richest Man in Babylon — George S. Clason

Pick an amount you will not miss. $5 is enough to start.
Move it into a savings account right now.
If your bank allows it, set this up as an automatic transfer on payday.

You'll answer: How much did you move, and what will you set as your automatic 'pay yourself first' amount?

The rest of the 31 days

Each day unlocks at midnight once you're enrolled.

Day 4Locked until you enroll
Day 5Locked until you enroll
Day 6Locked until you enroll
Day 7Locked until you enroll
Day 8Locked until you enroll
Day 9Locked until you enroll
Day 10Locked until you enroll
Day 11Locked until you enroll
+ 20 more days

Do the work. If you're not happy, get your money back.

Respond on every single day of the course. If you finish and still aren't happy, tap one button within 14 days and you're refunded automatically. No forms, no emails, no questions.

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Questions

How much time does each day take?

Most tasks take 5–15 minutes. Each day you do one small action and answer one question about it.

What if I miss a day?

Each day's task is only open that day, in your timezone. A missed day can't be redone, and the refund guarantee needs you to respond on every day (minus any grace days shown on this page). You can still finish the course.

Do I need to read the books first?

No. Each task gives you the one idea you need, in plain language. If a book grabs you, read it alongside.

Is this financial advice?

No. It's general education and daily practice. For decisions about your own situation, talk to a licensed professional.

What this course is

Sample days

Here's exactly what a day looks like.

Day 1

Write down your real number

Inspired by The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel

Open every account you have: chequing, savings, credit cards, loans.
Add up what you own in cash and savings. Add up what you owe.
Subtract what you owe from what you own. That is today's number.
Don't judge it. Today is only about looking.

You'll answer: What did it feel like to see your real number? What surprised you most? (You don't have to share the number itself.)

Day 2

Track every dollar for one day

Inspired by I Will Teach You to Be Rich — Ramit Sethi

From the moment you read this, write down every purchase today — even a coffee.
Use your phone notes. Amount and what it was. Nothing else.
Tonight, mark each one: needed it, loved it, or didn't notice it.

You'll answer: What did you spend money on today, and which purchase would you not miss if it disappeared?

Day 3

Pay yourself first — even $5

Inspired by The Richest Man in Babylon — George S. Clason

Pick an amount you will not miss. $5 is enough to start.
Move it into a savings account right now.
If your bank allows it, set this up as an automatic transfer on payday.

You'll answer: How much did you move, and what will you set as your automatic 'pay yourself first' amount?

The rest of the 31 days

Each day unlocks at midnight once you're enrolled.

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8

Day 9

Day 10

Day 11

+ 20 more days

Questions

How much time does each day take?

Most tasks take 5–15 minutes. Each day you do one small action and answer one question about it.

What if I miss a day?

Do I need to read the books first?

No. Each task gives you the one idea you need, in plain language. If a book grabs you, read it alongside.

Is this financial advice?

No. It's general education and daily practice. For decisions about your own situation, talk to a licensed professional.

💰 Fix Your Money

What this course is

What you'll achieve

Inspired by

The 3 phases

Sample days

Write down your real number

Track every dollar for one day

Pay yourself first — even $5

The rest of the 31 days

Do the work. If you're not happy, get your money back.

Questions

💰 Fix Your Money

What this course is

What you'll achieve

Inspired by

The 3 phases

Sample days

Write down your real number

Track every dollar for one day

Pay yourself first — even $5

The rest of the 31 days

Do the work. If you're not happy, get your money back.

Questions

Fix Your Money

Fix Your Money