photo source Yesterday I asked what you most valued? Were you able to make a list? If so, did you find yourself listing more items than you would like? Valuing something in and of itself isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Valuing something you worked hard for, makes you appreciate the effort you put into obtaining it….
Conversations are often about WHAT we spend our money on – not what we DON’T. Why change the direction of conversation? Because our culture is consumed with consumerism. You do not have to look far to notice that we are bombarded with kind “suggestions” on what we should spend our money on. Think billboards Think…
You sit down at a restaurant and get 4x the amount of food that you normally eat. Feeling full comes after eating half of it, but you say “Just a little bit more…” Walking through the mall, you see all these sales plastering the windows of your favorite stores. You spent your budget or the…
Are you a renter? If so, you know exactly what I am talking about. That small amount of money/renter’s insurance (at least where I live) that you pay yearly in order to cover the cost of your belongings, in case of a robbery, fire, etc. that would ruin your items. Renting was a new concept…
Read the title of my blog and it’s in your face: organizing. For some, the word “organizing” causes one to cringe because they can’t imagine having an organized life – let alone an organized life with LESS. Do you ever think “but organizing costs MONEY!” If organizing DID cost money, I would tend to agree…
Shopping and being frugal seems like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? Whether you think it is possible or not, you can shop and be frugal at the same time. Many think that if you want to be frugal, that you can’t shop. I will be the first to stand up and say that it IS possible…
