How I Started Testing Virgo Money Luck
Okay so I saw this Virgo money luck thing floating around online last month. Honestly? My first thought was “weird.” But rent’s due and my bank account looked sadder than leftovers on a Friday night. Figured why not throw some spaghetti at the wall. Can’t hurt, right?
First thing Monday morning – coffee mug glued to my hand, obviously – I pulled out this dusty notebook from my junk drawer. Decided I’d keep it super simple, tracking only three things daily: cash flow in (even found pennies!), cash flow out (oof), and any “weird money coincidences.” Just scribbling stuff down, no fancy apps.
My Actions That First Week:
- Cleared the literal crap off my desk. Found three expired coupons and two crumpled bucks under a pizza box. Cha-ching.
- Told my bank app notifications to stop hiding from me. Facing those numbers felt like swallowing lemon juice.
- Set one tiny goal: Put $5 cash in an envelope every Friday. Just five bucks. Didn’t even need to skip coffee.
The Weird Stuff That Actually Happened
Buckle up, because things got slightly bizarre by week two. Thursday afternoon, my ancient laptop literally coughed smoke. Totally fried. Panic mode activated – no laptop, no side hustle income. That same evening, scrolling doom on my phone? Boom. Random email: “Congratulations! You’ve won our random loyalty draw!” Prize? A brand-new mid-range laptop. Jaw? On the floor. Felt like the universe dumped ice water down my shirt.
Then came the “found money” phase. Walking the dog? Found a crumpled $20 blowing down the sidewalk like tumbleweed. Cleaning old coats for donation? Five forgotten twenties in a pocket. Found loose change everywhere – parking lots, under car seats, couch cushions. Started feeling like a metal detector.
How I Kept It Going (Simple Stuff!)
Started feeling less chaotic, honestly. That notebook became my anchor. Here’s the meat-and-potatoes of what stuck:
- Decluttering Daily, Just Five Minutes: Seriously. Opened one drawer or cabinet daily. Dumped junk. Felt lighter, and weirdly, my brain felt less foggy about money stuff.
- Money Tracking Became Habit: No complex spreadsheets. Just “In” and “Out” scribbles in the notebook before bed. Seeing where the leaks were sucked, but awareness? Powerful.
- Talking Bucks with Myself: Sounds nuts. While driving, I’d literally say out loud: “New clients are finding me easy. Unexpected money comes smoothly.” Felt stupid for two days. Then stopped caring.
Where I’m At Now (Still Doing It!)
Month later? I’m not chilling on a yacht. But that five-bucks-an-envelope stash? It grew legs. Used it to finally replace my dying phone. Unexpected freelance gig landed in my lap last week – completely unsolicited. Said “heck yes.” And seriously, I find coins like it’s my damn superpower now.
Biggest takeaway? Less stressing about “attracting wealth.” More just… noticing. Paying attention to the flow, cleaning my space (physically and mentally), and whispering sweet nothings to my bank account. Still feels slightly silly sometimes, but hey, my fridge is fuller. Call it Virgo luck, call it basic human effort finally kicking in… I’ll take it.
(Oh, and I bought lemons yesterday. Read something about lemons and abundance. Worth a shot, right? Stay tuned for burning rice while distracted by money mantras.)
