Whenever we make one thing more important than something else we are by definition prioritizing. As busy adults, each day we make decisions around which things make it to the top of our to-do list. Sometimes on the weekends or when we are off of work, we put resting and relaxing at the top of our list. But during the week, we may focus on getting ourselves to work on time while also making sure our kids go to school with their homework complete and we put off resting and relaxing until Saturday or Sunday. Whichever way your life is setup we all make decisions on what things are considered priorities and which are not. Believe or not, we make the same types of decisions when it comes to our personal finances and personal credit. Based on how our life is setup right now, some things you put at the top of our list, while other things you don't. Listen in as Eva shares her experiences with prioritizing and how establishing priorities for herself and her family led her to purchasing her first home with $82K down saved in under a year at the age of 23...
