Turn off your texts and turn up your budget
I respond to texts once a day, Monday through Friday. (And usually not at all on weekends.) I have all notifications turned off. No dings.
January 26, 2026
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I respond to texts once a day, Monday through Friday. (And usually not at all on weekends.) I have all notifications turned off. No dings.
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