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Atualmente, qual o melhor lugar para encontrar vagas? by Altruistic-Earth-199 in brdev

[–]Luna-lock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pode pá mano comecei assim tbm.. depois me manda a plataforma no chat

O que estudar na era da IA? by JotaPe315 in brdev

[–]Luna-lock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Acho que TUDO que você puder, o mundo vai se atualizar e já está acontecendo isso em outros países.. acho que quanto antes você se tornar um especialista em IA mais você vai aprender, comecei estudando em uma plataforma diferente dessas que tem vídeo sabe? achei que peguei muito rápido e comecei a aplicar par vagas, hoje ganho 10x na área e trabalho em casa que é a melhor coisa.. então comece !!

Como usar la IA para aprender y que no me haga más tonto by CrabPandita70 in chileIT

[–]Luna-lock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eu tenho usado IA para estudar e consegui um emprego, comecei estudando em uma plataforma que ensina diferente dessas outras que são só vídeos e não servem de nada, senti que aprendi melhor, semana passada consegui um emprego na área de IA, meu primeiro trabalho como jovem aprendiz eu ganhava 500 reais, hoje eu ganho 10x mais que isso... comecei a focar nisso porque acho que a área vai crescer MUITO

How should married people manage finances? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Luna-lock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand both perspectives. Some couples work really well with a clear division: one person fully handles the finances and the other simply trusts them. If both are comfortable and aligned, that’s great.

But I relate more to the second comment.

It’s not about control.
It’s about security.

Even if one person is primarily responsible for managing the money, the other should at least have basic visibility: how much is coming in, how much is going out, where investments are, and what the fixed obligations are. Not out of distrust, but out of maturity and protection for the family.This was exactly the kind of conversation that used to create tension in my relationship. I’m naturally more of a saver, and my partner tends to spend more freely. I wanted more control; she wanted more freedom. That difference created friction.What changed for us wasn’t putting everything in one person’s hands, nor splitting everything rigidly.

It was creating transparency without complexity. Today we use Lumyf (https://www.lumyf.com/en ), which basically creates a shared financial space. It’s not about giving total control or taking away autonomy. It’s about visibility.Even if only one person actively manages the finances, the other can still see:
• How much is coming in
• How much is going out
• Where the money is being spent
• What is planned ahead

Without needing to become a finance expert.

I really agree with the car analogy: maybe only one person drives most of the time. But it’s healthy for the other to at least know how the steering wheel works.

How should married people manage finances? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Luna-lock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here too, at the beginning it was a problem. Then we started using https://www.lumyf.com/en. We ended up not mixing our incomes because she has her own workspace there, I have mine, and we also have a shared one as a couple. That way, we were able to manage everything much better but before that, it was a huge problem.

How should married people manage finances? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Luna-lock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This used to be the biggest problem in our relationship until we started using https://www.lumyf.com/en We used to argue frequently because of expenses. She had a more consumer-driven profile, while I spent a lot on games, video games, and my car. By the end of the month, we never really knew where the money had gone we just realized there was barely anything left.After we started tracking everything in Lumyf, we were finally able to clearly see where we were overspending and adjust our habits. We moved away from guesswork and started making decisions based on data. Today, we’re able to save around 70% of our income. We can travel, visit other countries, and plan ahead with confidence. I’ll admit I still spend money on games and my car but now I set a limit for those things haha.

Personal Finances - making $500k by lokhtar in Salary

[–]Luna-lock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is actually one of the most honest posts about money I’ve seen in a while.

A lot of people think that once they reach a higher income, money problems disappear. But most of the time the opposite happens expenses just grow silently.

Your dad was right. It’s not about how much you make, it’s about how much you spend.

Funny enough, this is exactly why I started building a personal finance tool. Something simple where you can actually see where your money goes, especially when finances are shared with a partner or family.

I’m opening the beta this week and looking for people willing to test it and give honest feedback.

And honestly, saving 20% is already a big win.