Are We Too Spoiled to Save Money?
Meet Allan Liwanag, Twitter handle @PracticalSaver living in the state of Maryland. Allan has graciously allowed me to interview him about his […]
Minimalism, Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
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Compulsive Buying, Minimalism
How Many Clothes are Enough?
It’s fairly easy to find out how much is too much when it comes to clothes. Overflowing closets and overstuffed
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Minimalism for the Modern Consumer
It’s really no great secret that we live in a society largely fueled by and revolving around consumerism. Every day
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The Simple Joy of One
Making the conscious decision to cut down on your possessions can be daunting to say the least. But once you
Minimalism, Money Psychology
Simplicity Begins in Us
Simplicity is as easy to attain for ourselves as we make it to be. If you constantly worry about yourself
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Don’t Just Declutter, De-own
For many Americans, a major New Year’s Resolution is to organize, de-clutter, and simplify their lives. But by organizing, we
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
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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
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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
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Happily Welcomed Side Effects
Markus Almond of Brooklyn to Mars shares reflections on some big events in his life: finally paying off his credit