At the beginning of February I shared how I did with my January goals. I received a lot of feedback on one of them: the fact that I kept our family under the $220/month budget we have. With all the feedback I felt like it might be beneficial to share exactly what I do for… Continue reading Wallet Wednesday: Budget-Friendly Meal Planning
Last week I shared some important mindsets you need to have if you truly want to get out of debt. Those mindsets are all well & good, but like faith, it won’t do any good to have good mindsets if there is no action to back it up. Having the right thinking won’t do any… Continue reading 14 Tips to Help You Save & Get Out of Debt
Let’s talk about debt. It stinks. No one likes it but just about everyone has it. It makes you like a slave to whoever you owe. Every decision you make ends up being influenced by it. So, if we all hate paying more than necessary for the things we purchase, if we hate being influenced… Continue reading 5 Mindsets to Own Today to Help You Get Out of Debt
My husband & I have made it a kind of goal to visit different cities (some larger & some smaller) whenever we go on vacations. We’re not the kind of vacationers who fill up every single minute of the trip with plans & things to do. When we travel, we try to visit for 3-4… Continue reading Travel Tips for a Fun & Frugal Williamsburg Weekend Vacay
As much as looking to others can lead to inspiration & motivation…it can also bring up just as much negativity….especially in today’s society when our culture is SOOOOOOO saturated in social media the best #instaphoto or cutest #selfie. If we’re not careful…looking to others in the wrong way can lead to more damage in life… Continue reading The Power of Looking to Others, Pt 2
