๐ You’re Not Broke. You Just Don’t Respect Your Salary.
You keep asking:
"Why am I always out of money?"
But the truth is brutal:
It's not your salary that’s too small. It’s your habits that are too expensive.
Let’s break it down.
๐ง Why Earning More Doesn’t Solve the Problem
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₹25K/month: You feel broke.
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₹50K/month: Still broke.
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₹75K/month: Somehow still broke.
Why?
Because you don’t respect money. You don’t give your salary a purpose.
Without a plan, your income is just fuel for:
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Online sales
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Monthly EMIs
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Fancy restaurants
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Weekend trips to "feel better"
๐ 5 Signs You’re Disrespecting Your Salary
1. No Budget
Your salary arrives → You spend blindly → 0 savings by month-end
If you don’t control your money, your cravings will.
2. EMI Addiction
Every new EMI feels small.
Together, they become a monthly monster.
3. Living for Validation
You dress for Instagram.
You dine for stories.
You spend to look successful — not be successful.
4. Avoiding Investments
You tell yourself:
“I’ll start investing when I earn more.”
But you’ll never invest if you don’t start now.
5. Impulse Culture
“₹500 isn’t a big deal.”
But ₹500 x 20 small expenses = ₹10,000/month gone without you noticing.
✅ How to Start Respecting Your Salary
๐น Split Every Paycheck
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50% Needs
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30% Wants
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20% Savings & Investments
๐น Name Every Rupee
Before you spend, give every rupee a job.
๐น Invest Before You Spend
Automate a SIP. Even ₹1,000/month.
๐น Build a Budgeting Ritual
Every 1st of the month = Budget Day
Track your expenses weekly.
๐น Stop Comparing
Your salary is your path.
Don’t derail it by chasing someone else’s lifestyle.
๐ฅ Final Reality Check:
You don’t need a raise.
You need respect — for your hard-earned money.
Your salary is your soldier.
Deploy it wisely — or lose the war against debt and anxiety.
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