Tax season got you feeling like a deer in headlights? I totally get it! How Do I Break Free From The "What If We Owe" Tax Spiral? In this chill session, we’re diving into how to kick that tax anxiety to the curb and find some real peace instead. We’ll break down some simple steps to create a game plan so you’re not sweating bullets when April rolls around. Seriously, it’s all about naming that fear and turning those “what ifs” into “I got this.” So, if you want to tackle tax time like a boss and stop letting it stress you out, stick around!

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Tax season got you feeling like you're about to roll off a cliff? You're not alone! We dive deep into the anxiety that hits during tax time and how to kick it to the curb. I share a personal story about a guy who was so stressed about his taxes that he hadn’t filed in 10 years! Yikes! But don't worry, I've got your back. It all starts with naming that fear. Instead of feeling ashamed, recognize that it's totally okay to feel anxious about taxes. The real deal? Fear often comes from not having a plan. We break it down step-by-step on how to turn that anxiety into action! From estimating what you might owe to creating a simple plan for if you do owe, we've got the goods to help you chill out and take control of tax season. Plus, there’s a sprinkle of faith to keep you grounded throughout this wild ride of numbers and forms. So let's get our tax game on and kick that anxiety to the curb!

Takeaways:

1. Tax season can be super stressful, but having a plan can help ease that anxiety.
2. It's totally okay to feel tax anxiety; acknowledging it is the first step to conquering it.
3. Instead of panicking about potential tax bills, let’s turn that fear into a specific number to tackle.
4. Building a simple 'if we owe' plan can make all the difference when tax time rolls around.
5. Don't let fear freeze you; file your taxes on time even if you owe money.
6. Start prepping early—gather your documents and estimate what you might owe to avoid surprises.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. financiallyconfidentchristian.com/question

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