• Seek the co-operation of every member of your household. You must educate them that money comes as a result of hard work.
• You must draw your monthly and weekly budget. More importantly, stick to it.
• Never go shopping without a list.
• Don't ever buy on credit. If you can't afford it now, don't get it.
• Cut down on your phone calls. Instead use more of text messages.
• Do things yourself instead of paying for it. Start jogging instead of paying the fitness center. Wash your clothes instead of using the laundry services.
• No amount is too small to save.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Posts
Posts
Welcome! Find valuable self-help tips on my blog posts. Please, drop a comment. It would help me serve you better. Thank you for visiting.
Subscribe To
Posts
Posts
About Me
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(47)
-
▼
January
(27)
- Tips for getting a job
- Tips for cleaning your car battery
- Ricardo Kaka: A tribute to loyalty
- Tooth care tips for toddlers
- Tips to become a better parent
- Question of the week
- Tips for writing a business plan
- Ode to my neighbor
- Tips from a taxi driver
- Tips for safeguarding your financial information
- Tips for keeping your kitchen clean
- Tips for choosing your child’s footwear
- Tips for buying a home
- Tips for achieving peace in the Middle East
- Tips for choosing a mentor
- Tips for identifying a true friend
- Tips for helping your child succeed in school
- Tips for arranging your home
- Tips for your air travel
- Tips for removing stains on your clothes
- Tips for cleaning your bathtub
- Tips for cutting expenses at home
- Tips for starting your own business
- How to prepare for retirement
- Tips for a good night sleep
- How to achieve success by Mr. Ant
- How to maintain your rug
-
▼
January
(27)
6 comments:
Your tips seem to serve these hard times. But adjusting isn't easy
Whao! You actually showed why you are a trained accounting person. Many individuals still find themselves in the expense trap. I love the point on why people need to plan before they act on purchase. On the issue of fitness, i'll prefer to go to gym bacause if you don't do it right, body physique will be ugly. Thanks for the tips. Keep sending it over. You know me. That guy that studied Maths/Econs
The trouble with us is that we always want to do the big cuts. we want to save on thousands but don't care about the pennies. The recession is teaching us good lessons but in a harsh way.
Love the "never go shopping without a list" tip. Very useful in today's tough times.
This tips may help, but you need to tell us that making money is an art in itself. And that hardwork does not necessarily translate to hard currency. Keep on the good work!
Yes, if hard work translates to money, then the truck-pusher should be a billionaire. Sure, it is an art. But, ask those who have made fortune from the scratch and they will tell you hard work, persistence counts. For me, believing in your vision and dreams are more important. It serves as motivation when the going get tough.
Post a Comment