 Welcome to a welcome back to Norris Cove. If you're new here I am Yoshida. I am a self-employed hairstylist. I'm also the owner of Norris Cove an online budgeting and financial planning shop where we sell minimal inserts, we sell budget inserts, all that great stuff. Anything related to stationery you can find it there. Well today we're going to be doing our my weekly budget. Let's see. I still have not done March's closeout. I don't foresee me doing it. Here we are. Last week, let me get my pointer. Last week was the 8th through the 14th. We budgeted $1,000 that I would make it in hair. We budgeted 150 from Norris Cove. I pretty much kind of just use this to buy shipping supplies, things like that. But anywho, I did transfer it to that my main account. So we ended up with $1,305, $150. We have $316 roll over. If y'all notice I have more money in my bank account. I don't know if that's from my raise I gave myself or just being better with my money. So we have a total of $1,771. Everything got paid. I want to say apple music that came out, but I'm not for sure the exact amount. I'll double check that. I was supposed to do that before I got on camera. My high yosemes account like I have the money as y'all clearly can see left over from roll over, but I have my car note coming up next week. So I may just contribute to that next week groceries. I bought groceries, but I really don't even remember. I got to go through my bank account. I just didn't do good this week of tracking my sinking funds, but I do know I did gas and I did pay capital one $48 that'll be in my debt payoff. As a matter of fact, let's kind of switch over real quick to my debt payoff workbook. And I had wrote capital one down and then I didn't end up not putting that money there. So now we are, let me change the date here to I was supposed to do it last month. I ended up doing it April. I'll just put the 13th and that's my balance. So I'm trying to keep up with those. There's just a lot going on. All righty, back to this week. So ultra, I did not give them anything. I'm gonna try to work on them this week because they're due actually. So let's get into this week. I'm just going to add an extra piece of paper. I have my desk mat here and it's perfect to write on, but I'm finding that because I'm using it that it is kind of going through. So anyway, let's get started on April 15th through the 21st. And as a reference, let me go to our calendar. And this is April. I'm gonna set this off to the side here. And so the 15th first thing we have Allie, which is due and that's 749. We have capital one. I may not have to pay capital one because since I've already paid them, but I'm going to do 50 at least try. We have HP Inc. and they've been coming in at about 60. City Bank on the 17th. I have not paid them in months, but we might have to see what we can do to shake for them. Matter of fact, let me get my red. I'm just going to use the friction one today. And I'm just going to trace over that to let me know that it's behind. Let's see what else we have to do this week. Sub boxes go out. So I'm not going to I don't have a lot going on there. So that's what that means. Okay. Anyway, the 21st, we have T-Mobile. T-Mobile is just a it's a payment arrangement. And that's the reason why I'm putting it in red, but it's about $114. And that's it. So also I need to put some money aside for Barclays. I should have put an Ulta. Let me do Ulta. Put them on the 17th. And we're going to try to give them $100. Let's see. Oh, we didn't guesstimate the hair. So for hair, I've been guesstimating a thousand. I'm going to put an 1100 this week, since we've been doing good. Noco, I already know that we're paying ourselves for Noco because we've already put some things back. So we're going to give ourselves 200 from that. Let's see. So that gives us 1678 that we're working with. Now we should be able to get something that's done. I believe this is check number three for me. All right, let's do a little bit math. We have $1,123 and I need to add my booth rent to that. That's $1373. I just realized I didn't put booth rent on here. That's $250. And let's do on the 20th. So we have $1373 all together. Okay, $1373. Now from 1678, these are $305. I know I need to get guests this week. I'm going to put guests down at $70. I need to go to the grocery store. That'll be coming probably out of the rollover. And I'm going to try $150. Keep some money aside for my son. Debt payments. I got G-Mobile on here, capital one. Those are pretty much my debt payments, but I don't need to add those there. So let's do some math to track $150. That leaves me with $155. Then we're going to subtract the 70, which should be like $85. Yep, $85. Now I know last week I spent some money on products. I need to put this down here in expenses. And I'll come back and fill that in. I just had it for it because this week I shouldn't need products, but we have $85. I'm not going to zero it out because sometimes my numbers aren't correct because of the way I get paid. So we're just going to leave it as it is. And I think we've come pretty close. That gives us a couple of little buffer there. And prayerfully we have some left over for some more rollover, but this is car note week. So oh, yeah, this is car note week. So I don't really see like a lot being left over. But again, as usual, if you're new here and today's your first time watching any of my videos and you enjoyed today's video, please do me a favor, hit that subscribe button. Also hit that notification bell. I would love to have you come back for more. Leave me a message in the comment section letting me know that you're new here so that I can welcome you to the Cove. And I will see you guys in my next video. Bye.