How to “Keep Receipts” According to a Lawyer

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Hey Readers!

Have you ever heard the slang term “Keeping Receipts”? It means holding on to the “proof” or “evidence” to show if someone is lying or being genuine. Attorneys live by keeping receipts, especially business attorneys. That’s why this week I thought we’d continue to kick off the new year with tips on how you can get organized with your receipt keeping . . . so that you can (hopefully) avoid any misunderstandings this year.

But before we get started—please check out the end of this article to learn how YOU can contribute to the content on A Busy Lady Substack this year! Also, given I’m sharing my law inspired tips in this post, I am required as a lawyer to note that this post does NOT constitute legal advice of any kind, nor does it create an attorney client relationship. The following tips are my personal thoughts on how I manage to “keep receipts” in my everyday life. Nothing more, nothing less.

Now, onto my tips . . .

1. Understand What “Keepi…