Option 1: Stretch & Survive (Short-Term Needs)
If you're tight on cash and need to make it last:
Essentials First
$10: Basic groceries (rice, beans, eggs, canned goods, bread)
$5: Hygiene items (soap, toothpaste, etc.)
$5: Public transportation or emergency phone/data credit
Total Spent: $20
Leftover: $10 as a safety cushion or for the next few days
Option 2: Turn $30 Into More (Hustler Mode)
Buy & Sell
Use $20 to buy items from thrift stores, clearance sales, or marketplaces (e.g., books, electronics, vintage stuff)
Flip for profit on Facebook Marketplace, eBay, or local markets
Use remaining $10 for transport, packaging, or small marketing boosts
Freelance or Gig Start
Invest in tools to earn:
$10: Fiverr/Upwork account setup and Canva Pro for graphic gigs (monthly)
$10: Mobile data or coworking space
$10: Learn a skill (buy a mini-course or templates)
Option 3: Self-Investment Plan (Long-Term Thinking)
If your goal is personal growth or digital income:
Knowledge is Power
$10: Udemy or Skillshare course (coding, AI, design, etc.)
$10: Pay for internet/data to learn and practice
$10: Buy a domain name or tools to start a small blog, portfolio, or service page
