Montana Money Adventures and Life Simplification
At age 32, Jillian Johnsrud had $55,000 in debt, earned under $50,000 a year, and was about to adopt three children into her already chaotic household. Instead of collapsing under the weight, she built a life that included paying off all debt, traveling to 27 countries, and achieving financial independence — all while…
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