Saturday Savings Smorgasbord – Getting Started off Right in the New Year
I've been MIA around here for the past few weeks as life was full with traveling, Christmas celebrations, and family time. Oh and then there's been the persistent lingering sickness of my two littles.
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Over at Twenty-Six Cats, Ashley is making the transition to being a stay-at-home wife and sharing her journey of freeing herself from the grip of materialism. She talks about how shifting her attitude, even in the little areas, has been really difficult.
J.D., the widely-read blogger at Get Rich Slowly discusses his three financial goals for 2008. He encourages us to not set too many goals, otherwise "you can lose focus, and are more likely to miss your mark."
Finally, if you'd like to live on less, pay off debt, and save more money this year, be sure to join me for Financial Shape in 2008 - a year-long campaign to encourage families worldwide to live on less than they make and take personal responsibility for their finances.
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One Response to “Saturday Savings Smorgasbord – Getting Started off Right in the New Year”
January 5th, 2008 at 12:51 pm
Unfortunately, the post by Trent at Simple Dollar comes off as cheap and even dishonest…recording a book into a voice recorder to avoid buying? Taking up space at a coffee shop to conduct business and only getting a free water?? These are not the kind of tips we really need.
However, his point that stuff doesn’t make a person happy is well-taken. And I like the questions as a way to filter purchases that are not necessary.
But his examples are just simply rude! Read the comments at that post…his readers seem to get it better than he does!
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