How I spend my $163,800 per month income

By request, here’s a breakdown of how much I spend every month on my personal expenses, and what I spend my money on - enjoy! Add me on Instagram: GPStephan

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My ENTIRE Camera and Recording Equipment:

Expenses:

Car insurance: $125 per month

Gym Membership: $200 per month

Health Insurance: $215 per month

Phone Bill: $83 per month

Internet: $80 per month

Utilities: $120 per month

Groceries: $200 per month

Misc Spending: $400 per month

Housing: $3500 Gross, $0 Net

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Tesla Model 3 Payment: $630 Gross, $78 Net

And besides that…that’s all I spend money on!

So if you want the actual personal CASHFLOW coming out of my account every month, without counting mortgage equity, car equity, or write offs…this is just the gross amount leaving my account, including rental income on the other unit, then I spend:

$3,353 every single month on everything in terms of CASHFLOW.

However, when you look at my NET cost every month - this is when you account for mortgage and car equity, write offs, depreciation, money I get back at the end of the year, and so on, I spend on average of:

$1501 per month NET on my personal expenses, cost of living, food, utilities, gym, phone, etc.

My business expenses, on the other hand, are expenses that I KNOW will make me more money. What I spend here really varies and for the most part, it’s entirely discretionary.

That’s how I like to run things…I don’t like having high overhead, and the less financial obligation I have, the better.

I just like not NEEDING to spend money every month just to keep things running, and that in turn, means less stress for me, which means I can produce content much easier, I’m more “Free” to talk about whatever, and that benefits YOU because I’m not some huge company just motivated to stay afloat on expenses. Which oddly enough, usually just means I’ll end up making more money because of that…so it’s a weird cycle. The less you need money, the more you make because you aren’t doing things just for the money…and the more creative you tend to be.