<prompt> Human: Ive developed a pretty easy habit that gives me a satisfying amount of detail about my personal spending. Last year I got a lot of comments asking for more detail on how I do it so I thought I would give an update here. Please send me feedbackrecommendations. Id also just be curious to see how other people do it and gain any form of mentorship in general for anyone willing to take me under their wing.EDIT: Attached a copy of my spreadsheet for those inspired to make their own:EDIT 2: Sorry everyone. the post was temporarily shut down for revealing too much personally identifiable information probably in my best interest since it got 670 upvotes and 46k views in 10 hours. after i get back from christmas break ill try to figure out a way to publish a sanitized version of my spreadsheet for you to use. thanks for the positive feedback and happy holidaysAssistant: Wow thats impressive. Ive tried doing things like this but I always fell short or lost track somewhere. I think Im going to try compiling something like this from the past year and do this because it looks insanely cool.Props to you! It was pretty inspiring seeing your paying off debt change to investing Human: awesome hit me up if you need some tips.im glad seeing the red change to green inspired you. it was a huge moment of my life that i want as many people to experience as possibleEDIT: Heres the moment i paid it all off Assistant: Were you worried about your friends resenting you for paying it off so quick? I know a lot of my friends are extremely buried under debt and would probably just get sad. Human: this question hits home very hard for me, actually.Ive damaged some relationships over how things have played out for me in the military vs. how things turned out for them in the tough civil sector. Its precisely for that reason that Ive had to turn to reddit to get advice on finances and discuss these things with strangers. i have basically no friendsfamily who dont get uncomfortable with the topic and I dont want to risk losing more friendsAssistant: Im really sorry to hear that, what made you post that to Facebook then? Human: in the post where i said i dedicate this post to my mom i did that because she was the one who taught me to pay off my debt as fast as possible. she had no idea how fast I was paying it off and I was going to surprise her, but a month before i paid off the full 60k, she died very unexpectedly. that was the first post i made on my wall after she died and i intended for it to be a tribute to her and maybe serve as inspiration to others who were facing similar financial burdens from school. but not all of my friends took it that way and over time they seemed to grow disconnected and resentful. from that point on i keep all financial discussions pretty close hold because im paranoid about coming across as a cocky braggart even though I dont understand why anyone would be jealous of a guy for joining the military  <response>: Im so sorry the people in your life arent supportive of you. If you were my friend I would glom onto you and make you teachcoach me. Id also screamjumpyellwhatever other celebration you felt necessary in your moment of joy. 