When it comes to money, even the smallest efforts can add up to significant savings! Today, we’ll be diving into the idea of ‘little money’ saving methods — those small yet impactful ways to save and earn that can easily add up to save $1000 in a year. I definitely understand that dealing with money […]
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{ Digital Decluttering Progress and Book Reviews } Aaack! “Decluttering” and “books” in the same sentence?! Say it isn’t so! But, yes, there are times when a person just has Too Many Books. “Impossible,” some of you will say. I understand! Unfortunately, I’m not the type of person who can just have a library of
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Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed and stressed about your finances? Do you find yourself constantly overthinking and worrying about how to achieve financial goals? Let’s talk about the ONE action you can take today that will help kickstart your journey to financial success more quickly and with far less stress! The Trap of Financial
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I’ve been blogging for about six months now. Wow, this year is flying! It’s time to update my blog and household goals, talk about how things have been going, and contemplate whether or not I plan to make any changes. When I first started blogging, I read a daunting statistic: Most bloggers quit by the
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{The Month I Read And/Or Deleted Almost 70 Books} A few months ago I began a challenge to read the books I already have. I realized that I could read for years from the books that are already on my shelf or saved on my Kindle app. My digital library contains literally hundreds of books —
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I could read for years from the books that are already on my shelf or saved on my Kindle app. Literally HUNDREDS of books, mostly fiction, a few self-help types. Inspired by Heather at Simply Save, each month I will be posting an update of which books I’ve read and what I thought of them.
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{A Step-by-Step Method to Help You Save Time and Money!} If you’ve never tried it, and if you’re one of those who dread the grocery shopping chore, I encourage you to work toward doing only one main grocery shop every month. Learning how to grocery shop for a month is definitely worth the effort! This
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I could read for years from the books that are already on my shelf or saved on my Kindle app. Literally hundreds of books, mostly fiction, a few self-help types. Inspired by Heather at Simply Save, each month I will be posting an update of which books I’ve read and what I thought of them. The
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I’ve been blogging for about three months now. It’s time to update my blog and household goals, talk about how things have been going, and contemplate whether or not I plan to make any changes. Blogging Update: What I love: Getting to know new people and read new blogs. It reminds me that the world
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Somehow the week began without you. It’s Monday evening, you just got home from work, everyone is hungry, and you realize that you have absolutely no idea what to make for dinner. And because you’re determined to cut the grocery spending this month, you need ideas for easy and quick dinners on a budget. This isn’t
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