Eight Reasons Keeping a Journal Can Help You Reach Your Goals
Joshua Becker shares his eight reasons why keeping a journal will help us reach our goals: 1.) Keeping a journal […]
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Shopping Apps–Friend or Foe? How do you know?
More than ever before, shopping related apps have been appearing like mushrooms after a rain, with promises of making
Minimalism, Money Behaviors, Retail Psychology
Wanting Everything is (Almost) the Same as Wanting Nothing
Aristotle said, “I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory
Money Behaviors
Five Tips to Protect Your Money While Traveling During the Holidays
The folks over at askthemoneycoach.com outline five ways you can guard your assets while traveling during the holiday season. First,
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Brookhaven Retreat Recognizes Importance of Buy Nothing Day
The Brookhaven Retreat, which treats women with substance abuse issues, recognizes Buy Nothing Day on November 24 as a way
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
Frugal Doesn’t Mean ‘Deprived’
Donna Freedman started her writing career with an article called “Surviving (and Thriving) on $12,000 a Year.” It got a
Minimalism, Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
The Cheapskate Guide: 50 Tips for Frugal Living
This article gives 50 tips for frugal living, all helpful suggestions to help control your finances, with the top 20
Compulsive Buying
Are You a Shopaholic?
A Stanford University study conducted in 2006 found that 6% of Americans are shopaholics. Terrence Daryl Shulman, author of three
Shopping
Shop ‘Til You Drop – Really?
We’re all familiar with catchy T-shirt slogans and jokes about women and shopping. Whoever said money can’t buy happiness simply
Minimalism
Ten Creative Ways to Declutter Your Home
Becomingminimalist.com suggests ten ways to get rid of the clutter in your home. Here are five of them: 1) Give