A 31-year-old woman started a "cash stuffing" business with her $1,200 stimulus chec

The Amarillo, Texas, resident, who is now 31 years old, had just about scraped by during the previous month's holiday shopping period. 

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In her statement to CNBC Make It, she says, "I just remember wondering how I was going to make it through the next month."

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Taylor was making ends meet by delivering prescriptions for pharmacies and food for DoorDash.

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She had recently lost her full-time job and was now reliant on her side hustles. 

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She had credit card debt of $9,000, $9,000 in medical debt, and about $60,000 in student debt.

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That implies that you begin your budget with the amount of your paycheck and allocate every dollar down to zero.

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Taylor wanted to make the most of the large audience she had amassed after her early videos went viral.

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