How To Make Ends Meet Without Getting a Side Hustle

<p>During difficult financial times it can be tough to make ends meet, and while finding ways to earn extra income is great, this is not always feasible! On today&apos;s episode we tackle how to cover our expenses without pushing ourselves to get another side hustle!</p><p><b>Sponsors: </b></p><ul><li><a href='https://current.com/online-personal-checking-account/'><b>Current:</b></a>A mobile bank with an awesome user interface, no overdraft fees and no minimum balance requirements. If you’re looking for another bank account to hold your emergency fund or something big you’re saving for then you’re definitely gonna want to try Current because we’re giving $10 to the first 10 people who sign up using our promo code: <b>FRUGALFRIENDS </b>for each episode.</li><li><b>Online courses that don’t cost a lot and actually help people:</b> Y’all ever gone to a blog, downloaded a free template and find out the creator has a course? But it’s like, $400, no thank you. Or you find one that’s $30 and you buy it and you already knew all that info? Online courses that don’t cost a lot and actually help people are here to solve that problem. Ya know how we know they&apos;re affordable? Because I’d actually pay it and I don’t buy stuff. Ya know how we know they help people? People tried it and said so. Online courses that don’t cost a lot and actually help people, because some stuff you can find for free on the internet, and some stuff you can’t.</li></ul><p><b>Notable Notes -</b></p><p><b>What the Internet has to say:</b></p><p>Check out this article from <a href='https://www.dontwasteyourmoney.com/money-disaster/'>Don&apos;t Waste Your Money </a>to get 5 tips for getting back on your feet after a financial disaster</p><p>What Jen + Jill have to say:</p><ul><li>Know what you OWN and what you OWE - sometimes making ends meet is as simple as moving some things around in your budget.</li><li>Drain the emotion from your decisions- stop impulsive and treat yo self type spending, stop saying “i deserve this” to things that cost money and