Category: Lifestyle
Capsule Wardrobe 101: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Building a Stylish, Sustainable Closet
April 28, 2017
Are you tired of staring at your closet, full of clothes, and feeling like you have nothing to wear? Do you find yourself buying new clothes every week, only to realize that you already have something very similar in your closet? If so, it’s time to consider building a capsule wardrobe. A capsule wardrobe is a collection of essential items that never go out of style and can be mixed and matched to create endless outfit options.
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Finding Financial Freedom: Living Below Your Means without Compromising Happiness
April 14, 2017
In today’s world, it’s easy to get caught up in the mentality of living beyond our means. We are constantly bombarded with advertisements that encourage us to buy the latest and greatest products, and it can be difficult to resist the urge to keep up with the Joneses. However, living beyond our means can quickly lead to financial stress and a lack of freedom. The good news is that it’s possible to live below your means without sacrificing happiness.
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Save 50% of income or just don’t bother
April 1, 2017
OK, so you want to be frugal and gain financial freedom, well, I have a viewpoint that some people may regard as being controversial. I think you should being saving at least 50% of your income, or it’s not worth it.
Yes, you maybe clipping coupons, getting a free flight using your credit card rewards, and perhaps shopping for cheap gas at Costco or Sam’s club to save those extra dollars, but you could just be wasting your time. Why do I say this, well it is largely due Continue Reading
The Solo Saver’s Guide: My Thoughts on How to Save Money When You Live By Yourself
February 21, 2017
Living alone has its perks, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges – one of which is managing your finances. When you live by yourself, your expenses are solely your responsibility. It can be tough to balance bills, rent, and other expenses while still putting money aside for savings. The good news is there are many ways to save money when you live alone without sacrificing your quality of life.
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Greening the Office: 7 Steps to Promote Sustainability in Your Workplace
February 14, 2017
In today’s world, sustainability is becoming increasingly important, and businesses are starting to recognize the need to reduce their carbon footprint. Making your office more sustainable not only benefits the environment but also saves money and promotes a positive corporate image. By adopting a few simple practices, you can make your workplace more eco-friendly and reduce your impact on the environment.
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Free Stuff on Amazon
January 9, 2017
Hi All, I just found a video by THINK Media TV on youtube clearly explaining how to get items on the cheap or even free from Amazon. It was published back in Oct 2016, so the presenter does mention AMZ review, which recently changed to Vipon. Also, make sure to check out the links at the beneath the video, as there is a bunch of useful information, including a link to 40 Amazon Review Sites, how to get paid doing reviews that has product review training and video review training. Here is the video: Continue Reading
10 Fun Things to do for Free with the Family in January
January 7, 2017
Want to go and do fun things in Jan but at the same time not wreck your savings goals? Here is a list of some enjoyable pursuits that you can do with your family this month while remaining frugal. My list starts with indoor activities, as much of the US is blanketed with snow, but it also later includes outdoor ideas for those people either wrapped up warm or who live in parts of the US that remain pleasant during these colder months (like me – but don’t worry, I do have to pay for this luxury with having to pay for a higher house price, etc!). Here goes, my thoughts on things to do are: Continue Reading
1 million dollar savings goal
January 2, 2017
OK, so building on yesterday’s 2017 New Year’s resolutions, I thought I would publicly add in my savings goal for financial independence. My immediate goal is one million dollars!! Wow, ouch, OMG or other suitable words and phrases come to mind when thinking about this amount of money. Also, why 1 million (in today’s money)? Well, this will allow me to live on a 4% dividend rate comfortably, without having to work again out of necessity. I have a few ideas and plans I am implementing to reach this huge amount of cash and they are: Continue Reading
Breaking Free: Why Financial Independence Trumps Keeping Up with the Joneses
December 14, 2016
In today’s society, we are bombarded with messages telling us what we should have and how we should live our lives. Keeping up with the Joneses has become the norm, and many of us find ourselves trapped in a cycle of consumption that is difficult to break free from. However, the truth is that financial independence is the key to a happy and fulfilling life. Breaking free from the pressure to keep up with others can be liberating and lead to a more fulfilling and prosperous life.
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The Power of Chores: Why They Matter for Your Kids’ Development
October 21, 2016