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Pick one target. Push for 30 days.

On the job, there are regular days and there are push days — when the timeline's tight, the crew digs in, and you make up ground fast. The 30-day sprint applies the same principle to your money: a structured 30-day sprint at a single goal, full intensity, then a week to let the gains set before the next one.

The 30-day sprint principle

Smart money doesn't try to fix everything at once. It picks one target, attacks it with full intensity for 30 days, locks in the gains, then moves to the next. The 30-day sprint is that principle in action — focused, intense, measurable, and time-bound.

Four ways to sprint

Every 30-day sprint targets one thing. Pick the sprint that moves your build the most right now — Brix runs the numbers and sets your pace.

  • Debt Sprint

    Kill one high-interest debt

    Maximum intensity on eliminating a single high-interest debt. Every available dollar goes to the target. Brix calculates your sprint pace, tracks daily progress, and adjusts if you fall behind.

  • Savings Sprint

    Hit a savings milestone

    A 30-day push to reach a specific savings target — emergency fund, down-payment contribution, or investment goal. Brix finds every available dollar and puts it to work.

  • Expense Sprint

    Cut one spending category

    Aggressive reduction of a single spending category for 30 days. Brix reads your SnapBudget, finds the highest-impact category, and coaches you through the cut.

  • Income Sprint

    Add dollars above baseline

    A focused 30-day effort to raise income — side work, overtime, selling unused tools or equipment, or negotiating a raise. Brix tracks every extra dollar earned above your baseline.

The 37-day protocol

Thirty days of sprint, then a week of cure time. Brix walks every phase with you — the same way a crew paces a tight job from layout to final pour.

  1. 1

    Days 1–3

    Blueprint Review

    Brix assesses your current position, sets the sprint target, and establishes your Financial 1RM — the maximum you can realistically push in this sprint.

  2. 2

    Days 4–20

    Full Force

    The high-intensity phase. Daily check-ins with Brix, progress tracked against the target, and real-time adjustments to keep your pace.

  3. 3

    Days 21–27

    Push Through

    The hardest stretch — where most people want to quit. Brix brings maximum coaching support, celebrates every micro-win, and recalculates the finish line.

  4. 4

    Days 28–30

    Final Pour

    The final push to the target. Brix tallies your gains, calculates the long-term impact of what you pulled off, and recommends the rest phase.

  5. 5

    Days 31–37

    Cure Time

    Active recovery — consolidate the gains, normalize your spending, and let everything set. Brix lines up the next highest-value target for your next sprint.

The 30-day sprint promise

One focused 30-day 30-day sprint typically produces more financial progress than six months of unfocused effort. Brix makes sure every sprint counts.

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