The Minimalist Budget: A Practical Guide On How To Save Money, Spend Less And Live More With A Minimalist Lifestyle
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (801 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1500713503 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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This book is exactly what I needed! Willow The rising cost of living has forced my husband and I to get more creative about how we spend our money, establish savings and plan our future. I remember spending about $250 per month on food when we first got married back in 1999.(Fast-forward 15 years later-Now we have three kids and we spend $1200 per month on food). It’s not cheap to raise a family. Food is our top priority because we have three growing boys, but I do get concerned when the food bill is higher than the mortgage. Gene Colvin said DON'T BOTHER. Somewhat simple in it's approach & not much substance. I've thought many of his points throughout my life so nothing NEW here. If you want my copy, it could be had for a song. A fantastic waste of $s.. Lauren Wisnieski said Nah.. I really hated this book. There was something about the writing style mixed with their solutions that really didn't go well with me.
I have a profound interest in the areas of personal and spiritual development, a deep longing for serenity, simplicity and numberless wealth, an unyielding belief in the goodness of all human beings, and an ever-growing ambition for all of us to be able to reach the height of our true potential and fully realize the dreams and visions that we have envisioned for ourselves. Take care! /Simeon . Hi there! My name is Simeon and I'm a poet and a philosopher at heart, a health and fitness e
Some of my academic endeavors encompass the following: cognitive neuroscience, applied positive psychology, sports and exercise science, and evidence-based psychological coaching. About the Author Hi there! My name is Simeon and I'm a poet and a philosopher at heart, a health and fitness enthusiast by habit, a daredevil by choice, and a adrenaline junkie for life. Take care! /Simeon . So if I have played but the smallest part of changing your life for the better, if I have made but one positive impact on you, left you with some new insight, steered you in a new direction, or helped you take that next step on your journey, I will be more than satisfied. Above all, what I truly desire is to be a positive influence in other people's lives. I currently work as a life coach and health
It's a subtle and easily overlooked point: to have exactly enough is not suffering. But they are not meaningful and worthwhile in themselves. Money and material things can make our time on this earth better, and they can help us move closer to what we find meaningful and worthwhile. Money is a tool and how we spend it is an expression of our values and what we think is important. We'll explore shopping and spending habits, identify problem areas, think about debt and make achievable goals for home, work and more. Here's What You'll Learn After Reading This Book: A deeper understanding of what makes for a long-lasting budgetIdentifying the core: time and valuePra