&quot;I was terrible wit keeping track of&quot;<p>&quot;healthier homemade meal (if planned)&quot; (missing period at end of sentence)<p>&quot;how much do you spend on&quot; should be &quot;how much you spend&quot;<p>&quot;when I’m not drinking (at all) alcohol my performance&quot; should be &quot;when I’m not drinking alcohol (at all) my performance&quot; or &quot;at all&quot; could be changed to &quot;any&quot;<p>&quot;do I waste on eg having drinks&quot; should be &quot;do I waste on, e.g., having drinks&quot;<p>&quot;and buy a bread&quot; should be &quot;and buy a loaf of bread&quot;<p>&quot;which I was eating while on the run. Turns out I’ve spent a lot of money on them&quot; should be use a semicolon, like so: &quot;while on the run; turns out...&quot;<p>&quot;In a blink f an eye&quot; - of<p>&quot;on the final straight&quot; - final stretch<p>&quot;on one category, It’ll point this&quot; - &quot;it&#x27;ll&quot; should not be capitalized<p>&quot;you spend to much on for example entertainment, tighten&quot; should be &quot;too much on, for example, entertainment...&quot;<p>&quot;not rocket since&quot; - rocket science<p>I really like your fundamental idea of choosing just a few simple categories you care about. Good tip.