@childofgodharrison It's tough to come across with more of a "tough love" sentiment on the internet. I just don't want you all wasting money on a financial advisor when you really don't need one yet. I'm in my mid 30's now and in my early 20's I didn't know any of this stuff either. I'm very fortunate my now wife also gave me this kind of "tough love" when we were dating. Just remember that when it comes to finances the boring, unsexy advice is usually the best.
Budget, save more than you spend, invest in retirement and put it in things like tracking the S&P or a target date fund while you work. Get out of debt and try not to borrow unless you have to. A little bit of sacrifice in that regard goes a LONG way in a pretty short time. Take it from someone who's done this exact thing in recent years haha.
In 5 years, you're gonna be able to spend a lot more than you think if you keep it up!
Something that could help you with your spending is to create a couple different bank accounts that get $X/mo put into them. My wife and I do this for "fun money" for each of us, but it really helps put the emphasis on saving, and places like chase bank seems to let you put however many checking accounts in there as you want. But then if you want to go out to eat at the end of the month and there's only $20 left in that checking account, you'll need to go out somewhere cheap! Just a thought, as for me it's easier to set up a system I have to live inside of, rather than just saying "oh, i won't overspend and totally trust myself..." lol